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Breaking the Cycle: How to Break Free from Living Paycheck to Paycheck

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Source: CNBC
Breaking the Cycle: How to Break Free from Living Paycheck to Paycheck
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As holiday spending is expected to reach record levels, a TD Bank survey reveals that 96% of shoppers anticipate overspending, with half planning to take on more debt to cover expenses. However, only 23% have a plan to pay off this debt within one to two months. With credit card financing rates at all-time highs, carrying a balance can be costly, leading to financial distress. A CNBC survey found that 61% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, contributing to stress about finances.

Topics:businesspersonal-finance#budgeting#credit-card-debt#financial-distress#holiday-spending#living-paycheck-to-paycheck#personal-finance
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  1. 62% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, as holiday spending, credit card debt rise  CNBC
  2. Many Struggling US Consumers Revolve Credit Card Balances  PYMNTS.com
  3. I'm a Financial Advisor: 6 Tips To Get Through the Holidays If You're Living Paycheck to Paycheck  Yahoo Finance
  4. Most Americans Living Paycheck to Paycheck Expect To Spend The Same Or Less  KABC
  5. Living paycheck to paycheck? Here's how to stop.  ConsumerAffairs

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