1 in 3 Americans are unable to make full monthly debt payments, Achieve and Money.com survey finds
Achieve and Money.com released a joint survey finding that 34% of U.S. consumers cannot make full monthly debt payments. The study highlights a link between rising debt and deteriorating mental and physical health, with half of respondents reporting anxiety or sleep issues due to financial stress.
Key figures
- Debt free pct
- 33%
- Overwhelmed pct
- 44%
- Substance use pct
- 20%
- Hopeful future pct
- 75%
- Digestive issues pct
- 35%
- Trouble sleeping pct
- 49%
- Debt unmanageable pct
- 28%
- Fatigue low energy pct
- 50%
- Headaches migraines pct
- 38%
- Intimacy challenges pct
- 25%
- Used payday lenders pct
- 11%
- Anxious about finances pct
- 50%
- Depleted emergency funds pct
- 23%
- Open to debt negotiation pct
- 44%
- Delayed medical treatment pct
- 14%
- Open to debt consolidation pct
- 48%
- Reduced spending essentials pct
- 26%
- Unable to make full payments pct
- 34%
- Reduced spending unmanageable debt pct
- 47%
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