Chad | Money Matters
Chad | Money Matters

@Chadmoneymatter

10 Tweets 1 reads May 15, 2022
27 Money Stats you can't afford (literally) to be part of:
1. 64% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck
2. 1 in 10 workers making over $100k + live paycheck to paycheck
3. 25% of workers can't afford to save any money at all
4. 75% of Americans are in debt today
Half of those think they'll be in debt forever
5. Over 50% of min. wage workers have to work a second job to make ends meet
6. 18% of workers reduced their 401k contributions last year
7. 38% don't contribute to their 401k
8. 26% have not set aside any money in savings on over a years time
9. Less than 32% of workers stick to a budget
10. 56% save $100 or less every month
11. 61% of Americans can't cover a $1k emergency
12. 19% will finance the emergency and pay off over time
13. 40% of student loans are set to default in 2023
14. Within 4 years of graduation, 1 in 4 will default on the loan1
15. The avg credit score for someone who defaulted on loans is 550
16. 38% of homes have credit card debt
17. 43% have carried a balance on their card for over 2 years
18. The avg home with cc debt owed $16k
19. They pay over $1k in interest alone, annually
20. Total credit card debt in America is almost 1 Trillion dollars ($910B)
21. 33% of Americans have saved $0 for retirement
22. 23% have less than $10k in a retirement account
23. 42% of millennials have no retirement savings
24. 55% believe they will have to work past 65 years old.
25. 43% think they'll outlive their retirement savings
26. 25% of adults admit to not paying bills on time
27. America ranks 14th in Financial Literacy in the world
That feels like a good place to end...
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