QUESTIONS
1.
1.
The survey revealed that, overall, 2022 was a lackluster year for Americans' finances. Although a few (13%) experienced financial successes throughout the year, nearly one-third (32%) experienced financial regrets, while a slim majority (34%) experienced financial steadiness, meaning they had no significant wins or losses. Which did you experience in 2022?
Financial loss/regret
33%
532 votes
Financial success
7%
112 votes
Financial steadiness
34%
538 votes
Unsure
11%
179 votes
Not Applicable
15%
239 votes
2.
2.
In 2022, Americans who experienced financial regrets cite not saving more money (56%), spending above their means (37%) and taking on too much credit card debt (29%) as their top three misgivings. Which do you regret from 2022?
Not saving more money
31%
501 votes
Spending above their means
12%
185 votes
Taking on too much credit card debt
13%
214 votes
Didn't make a budget or track my spending
8%
125 votes
Paid bills late
6%
90 votes
Didn't contribute to my retirement savings
10%
164 votes
Made an impulse purchase
12%
184 votes
Other (please specify)
4%
69 votes
Not Applicable
41%
655 votes
3.
3.
Roughly 43% of Americans think their finances will improve in 2023, while only 15% believe they will worsen. What do you think will happen for your finances in 2023?
They will improve
24%
388 votes
They will stay the same
35%
565 votes
They will get worse
21%
339 votes
Unsure
19%
308 votes
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