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Gallup: Americans Say Their Finances Are Getting Worse

The number of Americans considering bankruptcy is at its highest level since before the pandemic, as reported by Gallup.
Consumers are contacting lawyers due to difficulties paying bills and seeking bankruptcy information, according to Layton.
Heavy consumer debts, inflation, and higher interest rates are straining Americans' finances, experts state.
Experts advise filing for bankruptcy sooner rather than later to protect assets from creditors.

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Majority of Americans pessimistic about their personal finances, Gallup poll finds

A majority of Americans said their financial situation is getting worse, a new Gallup poll released in April found.

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Are your finances getting worse? What Americans said in poll

Fifty-three percent of Americans say their personal financial situation is getting worse, marking a record-high share, according to a new Gallup poll.

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