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Financial Wellness Statistics

Credit card debt averages $6,501 per borrower and 45% of Americans still carry balances, yet 66% of adults fail a basic financial literacy quiz and only 41% have an emergency fund sized for real life. This page brings the sharpest money pressure points together, from $1.13 trillion in credit card debt to retirement gaps, so you can spot what is most likely to derail your plan before it becomes a crisis.

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Average U.S. credit card debt reached $6,501 per borrower in Q3 2023

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45% of Americans carry a credit card balance month-to-month in 2023

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Total U.S. credit card debt hit $1.13 trillion in Q3 2023

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Student loan debt averages $37,127 per borrower in 2023

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1 in 5 Americans have over $10,000 in credit card debt in 2023

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Mortgage debt constitutes 70% of total household debt at $12.17 trillion in 2023

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33% of U.S. adults have medical debt over $250 in past 5 years, 2022

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Average auto loan debt is $23,612 for new cars in 2023

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Debt-to-income ratio for U.S. households averaged 11.3% for credit cards in 2023

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52 million Americans have student loan debt totaling $1.6 trillion in 2023

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Personal loan debt grew 12% YoY to $225 billion in 2023

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40% of those with debt feel overwhelmed by it in 2023 survey

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Buy now pay later debt outstanding reached $168 billion in 2023

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Average household debt is $104,215 excluding mortgages in 2023

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25% of millennials have over $30k student debt in 2023

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Delinquency rates on credit cards rose to 3.2% in Q3 2023

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Women hold 60% more medical debt than men on average

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Total household debt $17.5 trillion in Q3 2023, up 4.5% YoY

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14% of Americans have debt in collections over $500 in 2023

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Average payday loan debt cycles 10 times per borrower annually

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Gen Z debt averages $16,283 including student loans in 2023

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38% of households spend more than they earn monthly in 2022

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Mortgage delinquency rate 3.87% in Q3 2023

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Credit utilization rate averages 30% considered high risk in 2023

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61% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck contributing to debt cycles

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66% of U.S. adults fail basic financial literacy quiz in 2023

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Only 17% of millennials demonstrate high financial literacy in 2022

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65% of Americans can't pass a basic three-question financial quiz

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Financial literacy score average 12.97/21 for U.S. adults 2023

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76% of Gen Z feel unprepared for financial future despite education

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Women score 0.5 points lower on financial literacy tests than men

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Only 24% of public school students receive personal finance education

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88% of Americans overestimate inflation impact on savings

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Financial literacy correlates with 3.6% higher wealth accumulation

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37 states require high school financial education in 2023, up from 21

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Average American can't calculate compound interest correctly

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45% of low-income adults lack basic budgeting skills in 2023

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OECD PISA financial literacy score U.S. 13th globally at 505/700

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57% of adults don't understand risk/return tradeoff in investments

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Financial education in schools boosts savings by 4% long-term

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69% of Americans can't define 'mortgage' accurately in surveys

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Literacy gap: Blacks/Hispanics score 20% lower than whites

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82% of college students have credit cards but 40% carry balances

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Online financial literacy programs increase knowledge 15-20%

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51% of adults don't understand credit scores impact on rates

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High literacy individuals 30% less likely to be unbanked

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28% of Americans never learned investing basics in school/home

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Behavioral biases reduce returns 1.5% annually for low-literacy

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62% of boomers lack digital financial literacy for apps/banking

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Average American household income was $74,580 in 2022

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Top 1% of earners capture 20% of total U.S. income in 2022

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Median household income for Black families $52,860 vs $81,060 white in 2022

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Wage growth for low-wage workers 5.5% annually 2021-2023

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37 million Americans in poverty at 11.5% rate in 2022

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Gini coefficient for U.S. income inequality 0.41 in 2022

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Real median income rose 4% to $74,580 for households in 2022

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Bottom 50% hold 2.6% of total wealth in 2022 Fed data

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CEO-to-worker pay ratio averaged 344:1 in 2022

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10.1% unemployment for recent college grads under 25 in 2023

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Median weekly earnings for women $1,005 vs $1,226 men in Q3 2023

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78% of U.S. wealth held by top 10% in 2023

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Inflation-adjusted wages stagnant for bottom 90% since 1979

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Hispanic median household income $62,800 in 2022

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Gig economy workers earn 58% less per hour than traditional jobs

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Top 10% own 69% of corporate equities and mutual funds, 2022

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Minimum wage workers number 1.3% of hourly paid in 2023

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Wealth gap: White families median wealth $285k vs Black $45k in 2022

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53% of workers live paycheck to paycheck regardless of income bracket

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Average salary increase 4.1% in 2023, below inflation

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11.6% of workers multiple jobholders in 2023

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Median income for ages 25-34 $77,312 in 2022

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Corporate profits up 8% while wages up 4% in 2023

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42% of Americans can't cover $1k emergency from current income

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Net worth median $192,700 for families in 2022

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Income mobility: 50% stay in same quintile as parents

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8.8% labor force participation rate for prime-age men down from 1990

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Only 56% of Americans rate their finances as excellent/good in 2023

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54% of Americans 30+ have 401(k) or IRA

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Average 401(k) balance $134,129 for ages 55-64 in 2023

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49% of Americans fear outliving savings in retirement

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Social Security replaces 40% of pre-retirement income on average

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Median retirement savings $87,000 for all working Americans 2023

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78% of retirees rely on Social Security as major income source

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Fidelity recommends saving 10x salary by age 67, but average 3x

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57% of Gen Z not saving for retirement in 2023

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IRA median balance $200,000 for ages 65+ in 2023

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Pension coverage dropped to 15% of private sector workers in 2022

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Average retiree has $1.8 million needed but $200k saved gap

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25% of retirees still working part-time for income in 2023

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Women 80% more likely to be impoverished in retirement

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Safe withdrawal rate 4% rule yields $40k/year on $1M portfolio

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401(k) participation rate 68% for eligible workers 2022

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Average Social Security benefit $1,827 monthly in 2024

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50% chance of running out of money if retire at 65 with typical savings

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Boomer median retirement savings $202,800 in 2023

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Roth IRA conversions up 20% in 2023 for tax planning

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35% of near-retirees have no retirement account

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Required minimum distributions start at age 73, impacting 1.5M annually

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Annuity ownership 20% among retirees for guaranteed income

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Retirement age expectation risen to 67 from 62 in 2023

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42% of workers don't know retirement savings amount

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Medicare Part B premiums deduct from SS checks for 70M beneficiaries

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Average 403(b) balance $140,000 similar to 401(k) in 2023

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64% of Americans believe they'll have less retirement security than parents

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In 2023, 58% of Americans reported living paycheck to paycheck, an increase from 50% in 2021

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The median transaction account balance for U.S. families was $8,000 in 2022, down slightly from pre-pandemic levels

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Only 44% of Americans could cover a $1,000 emergency expense from savings in 2023

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Average savings account balance for Americans aged 25-34 was $5,400 in 2023

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27% of U.S. adults have no savings at all as of 2023

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Households saving for retirement had a median balance of $87,000 in 2022

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49% of Gen Z Americans have less than $1,000 in savings in 2023

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Average emergency fund size recommended is 3-6 months of expenses, but only 41% have that in 2023

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U.S. personal saving rate was 4.6% in September 2023

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37% of Americans can't cover $400 unexpected expense with cash or equivalent in 2022

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Median savings for women in U.S. is $3,000 less than men at $5,000 vs $8,000 in 2023

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62% of millennials have less than $10,000 saved in 2023

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High-income households ($100k+) have median savings of $40,000 in 2022

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Only 24% of Americans feel confident about retirement savings adequacy in 2023

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Average high-yield savings account balance is $11,200 for users in 2023

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35% of U.S. households have no retirement savings in 2022

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Savings rate for bottom 50% income quintile is under 2% annually

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51% of Americans have at least 3 months emergency savings in 2023

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Median liquid savings for families is $62,410 in 2022 SCF data

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Post-pandemic, savings balances dropped 10% for average households by 2023

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28% of Americans dipped into savings for non-emergencies in past year, 2023

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Average savings goal for retirement is $1.46 million per Northwestern Mutual 2023

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Only 15% of low-income Americans have 6+ months emergency fund

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Savings rate peaked at 33.8% in April 2020, now at 3.4% in Oct 2023

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43% of Gen X have under $50k saved for retirement in 2023

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Women save 0.4% less of income than men annually on average

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55% of Americans prioritize debt payoff over saving in 2023 survey

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Median savings for ages 55-64 is $185,000 including retirement, 2022

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67% of high school students have no savings account in 2023

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U.S. household savings as % of disposable income averaged 7.5% 2010-2019

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 4, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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More Americans are feeling the squeeze that shows up in everyday balances, with 61% living paycheck to paycheck and 38% of households spending more than they earn. Behind the headlines, debt is stacking across credit cards, student loans, medical bills, and housing, while the basics of money management lag far behind what people think they know. We pulled together the Financial Wellness statistics that explain where the pressure starts and why it keeps building.

Key Takeaways

Average U.S. credit card debt reached $6,501 per borrower in Q3 2023
45% of Americans carry a credit card balance month-to-month in 2023
Total U.S. credit card debt hit $1.13 trillion in Q3 2023
66% of U.S. adults fail basic financial literacy quiz in 2023
Only 17% of millennials demonstrate high financial literacy in 2022
65% of Americans can't pass a basic three-question financial quiz
Average American household income was $74,580 in 2022
Top 1% of earners capture 20% of total U.S. income in 2022
Median household income for Black families $52,860 vs $81,060 white in 2022
54% of Americans 30+ have 401(k) or IRA
Average 401(k) balance $134,129 for ages 55-64 in 2023
49% of Americans fear outliving savings in retirement
In 2023, 58% of Americans reported living paycheck to paycheck, an increase from 50% in 2021
The median transaction account balance for U.S. families was $8,000 in 2022, down slightly from pre-pandemic levels
Only 44% of Americans could cover a $1,000 emergency expense from savings in 2023

Millions of Americans juggle heavy credit and other debts while weak financial literacy leaves little savings buffer.

Debt Statistics

1Average U.S. credit card debt reached $6,501 per borrower in Q3 2023

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245% of Americans carry a credit card balance month-to-month in 2023

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3Total U.S. credit card debt hit $1.13 trillion in Q3 2023

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4Student loan debt averages $37,127 per borrower in 2023

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51 in 5 Americans have over $10,000 in credit card debt in 2023

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6Mortgage debt constitutes 70% of total household debt at $12.17 trillion in 2023

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733% of U.S. adults have medical debt over $250 in past 5 years, 2022

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8Average auto loan debt is $23,612 for new cars in 2023

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9Debt-to-income ratio for U.S. households averaged 11.3% for credit cards in 2023

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1052 million Americans have student loan debt totaling $1.6 trillion in 2023

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11Personal loan debt grew 12% YoY to $225 billion in 2023

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1240% of those with debt feel overwhelmed by it in 2023 survey

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13Buy now pay later debt outstanding reached $168 billion in 2023

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14Average household debt is $104,215 excluding mortgages in 2023

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1525% of millennials have over $30k student debt in 2023

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16Delinquency rates on credit cards rose to 3.2% in Q3 2023

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17Women hold 60% more medical debt than men on average

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18Total household debt $17.5 trillion in Q3 2023, up 4.5% YoY

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1914% of Americans have debt in collections over $500 in 2023

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20Average payday loan debt cycles 10 times per borrower annually

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21Gen Z debt averages $16,283 including student loans in 2023

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2238% of households spend more than they earn monthly in 2022

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23Mortgage delinquency rate 3.87% in Q3 2023

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24Credit utilization rate averages 30% considered high risk in 2023

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2561% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck contributing to debt cycles

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Debt Statistics Interpretation

Our national financial narrative has less to do with keeping up with the Joneses and more to do with a statistically improbable number of us desperately trying to outrun the debt collector while being actively cheered on by the entire credit industry.

Financial Literacy Levels

166% of U.S. adults fail basic financial literacy quiz in 2023

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2Only 17% of millennials demonstrate high financial literacy in 2022

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365% of Americans can't pass a basic three-question financial quiz

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4Financial literacy score average 12.97/21 for U.S. adults 2023

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576% of Gen Z feel unprepared for financial future despite education

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6Women score 0.5 points lower on financial literacy tests than men

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7Only 24% of public school students receive personal finance education

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888% of Americans overestimate inflation impact on savings

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9Financial literacy correlates with 3.6% higher wealth accumulation

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1037 states require high school financial education in 2023, up from 21

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11Average American can't calculate compound interest correctly

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1245% of low-income adults lack basic budgeting skills in 2023

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13OECD PISA financial literacy score U.S. 13th globally at 505/700

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1457% of adults don't understand risk/return tradeoff in investments

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15Financial education in schools boosts savings by 4% long-term

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1669% of Americans can't define 'mortgage' accurately in surveys

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17Literacy gap: Blacks/Hispanics score 20% lower than whites

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1882% of college students have credit cards but 40% carry balances

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19Online financial literacy programs increase knowledge 15-20%

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2051% of adults don't understand credit scores impact on rates

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21High literacy individuals 30% less likely to be unbanked

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2228% of Americans never learned investing basics in school/home

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23Behavioral biases reduce returns 1.5% annually for low-literacy

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2462% of boomers lack digital financial literacy for apps/banking

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Financial Literacy Levels Interpretation

The collective financial literacy of America is a leaky bucket, with most people pouring knowledge in from a thimble while a bewildering majority watch their wealth drain away through cracks they don't even understand.

Income and Wealth Distribution

1Average American household income was $74,580 in 2022

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2Top 1% of earners capture 20% of total U.S. income in 2022

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3Median household income for Black families $52,860 vs $81,060 white in 2022

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4Wage growth for low-wage workers 5.5% annually 2021-2023

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537 million Americans in poverty at 11.5% rate in 2022

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6Gini coefficient for U.S. income inequality 0.41 in 2022

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7Real median income rose 4% to $74,580 for households in 2022

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8Bottom 50% hold 2.6% of total wealth in 2022 Fed data

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9CEO-to-worker pay ratio averaged 344:1 in 2022

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1010.1% unemployment for recent college grads under 25 in 2023

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11Median weekly earnings for women $1,005 vs $1,226 men in Q3 2023

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1278% of U.S. wealth held by top 10% in 2023

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13Inflation-adjusted wages stagnant for bottom 90% since 1979

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14Hispanic median household income $62,800 in 2022

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15Gig economy workers earn 58% less per hour than traditional jobs

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16Top 10% own 69% of corporate equities and mutual funds, 2022

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17Minimum wage workers number 1.3% of hourly paid in 2023

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18Wealth gap: White families median wealth $285k vs Black $45k in 2022

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1953% of workers live paycheck to paycheck regardless of income bracket

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20Average salary increase 4.1% in 2023, below inflation

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2111.6% of workers multiple jobholders in 2023

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22Median income for ages 25-34 $77,312 in 2022

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23Corporate profits up 8% while wages up 4% in 2023

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2442% of Americans can't cover $1k emergency from current income

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25Net worth median $192,700 for families in 2022

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26Income mobility: 50% stay in same quintile as parents

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278.8% labor force participation rate for prime-age men down from 1990

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28Only 56% of Americans rate their finances as excellent/good in 2023

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Income and Wealth Distribution Interpretation

While the average household saw a modest raise, this superficial gain only thinly veils a deeply entrenched system where nearly all new wealth is hoarded at the very top, leaving most Americans in a precarious race between paychecks and poverty.

Retirement Security

154% of Americans 30+ have 401(k) or IRA

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2Average 401(k) balance $134,129 for ages 55-64 in 2023

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349% of Americans fear outliving savings in retirement

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4Social Security replaces 40% of pre-retirement income on average

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5Median retirement savings $87,000 for all working Americans 2023

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678% of retirees rely on Social Security as major income source

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7Fidelity recommends saving 10x salary by age 67, but average 3x

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857% of Gen Z not saving for retirement in 2023

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9IRA median balance $200,000 for ages 65+ in 2023

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10Pension coverage dropped to 15% of private sector workers in 2022

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11Average retiree has $1.8 million needed but $200k saved gap

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1225% of retirees still working part-time for income in 2023

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13Women 80% more likely to be impoverished in retirement

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14Safe withdrawal rate 4% rule yields $40k/year on $1M portfolio

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15401(k) participation rate 68% for eligible workers 2022

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16Average Social Security benefit $1,827 monthly in 2024

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1750% chance of running out of money if retire at 65 with typical savings

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18Boomer median retirement savings $202,800 in 2023

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19Roth IRA conversions up 20% in 2023 for tax planning

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2035% of near-retirees have no retirement account

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21Required minimum distributions start at age 73, impacting 1.5M annually

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22Annuity ownership 20% among retirees for guaranteed income

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23Retirement age expectation risen to 67 from 62 in 2023

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2442% of workers don't know retirement savings amount

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25Medicare Part B premiums deduct from SS checks for 70M beneficiaries

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26Average 403(b) balance $140,000 similar to 401(k) in 2023

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2764% of Americans believe they'll have less retirement security than parents

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Retirement Security Interpretation

The statistics paint a bleak portrait of American retirement, where collective optimism is being systematically dismantled by a stark reality that half of us are unprepared for, most will lean heavily on Social Security as a meager life raft, and a troubling number are either blissfully unaware or actively ignoring the looming financial abyss.

Savings Habits

1In 2023, 58% of Americans reported living paycheck to paycheck, an increase from 50% in 2021

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2The median transaction account balance for U.S. families was $8,000 in 2022, down slightly from pre-pandemic levels

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3Only 44% of Americans could cover a $1,000 emergency expense from savings in 2023

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4Average savings account balance for Americans aged 25-34 was $5,400 in 2023

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527% of U.S. adults have no savings at all as of 2023

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6Households saving for retirement had a median balance of $87,000 in 2022

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749% of Gen Z Americans have less than $1,000 in savings in 2023

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8Average emergency fund size recommended is 3-6 months of expenses, but only 41% have that in 2023

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9U.S. personal saving rate was 4.6% in September 2023

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1037% of Americans can't cover $400 unexpected expense with cash or equivalent in 2022

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11Median savings for women in U.S. is $3,000 less than men at $5,000 vs $8,000 in 2023

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1262% of millennials have less than $10,000 saved in 2023

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13High-income households ($100k+) have median savings of $40,000 in 2022

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14Only 24% of Americans feel confident about retirement savings adequacy in 2023

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15Average high-yield savings account balance is $11,200 for users in 2023

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1635% of U.S. households have no retirement savings in 2022

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17Savings rate for bottom 50% income quintile is under 2% annually

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1851% of Americans have at least 3 months emergency savings in 2023

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19Median liquid savings for families is $62,410 in 2022 SCF data

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20Post-pandemic, savings balances dropped 10% for average households by 2023

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2128% of Americans dipped into savings for non-emergencies in past year, 2023

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22Average savings goal for retirement is $1.46 million per Northwestern Mutual 2023

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23Only 15% of low-income Americans have 6+ months emergency fund

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24Savings rate peaked at 33.8% in April 2020, now at 3.4% in Oct 2023

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2543% of Gen X have under $50k saved for retirement in 2023

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26Women save 0.4% less of income than men annually on average

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2755% of Americans prioritize debt payoff over saving in 2023 survey

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28Median savings for ages 55-64 is $185,000 including retirement, 2022

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2967% of high school students have no savings account in 2023

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30U.S. household savings as % of disposable income averaged 7.5% 2010-2019

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Savings Habits Interpretation

The portrait of American financial health is a study in alarming contrasts, where a majority live on a razor's edge of paycheck-to-paycheck existence, recommended safety nets remain a fantasy for most, and the quiet panic over retirement is only thinly papered over by the modest, often inadequate, balances we collectively call savings.

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debt.org
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VALUEPENGUIN
valuepenguin.com
valuepenguin.com
Reference 30
CREDIBLE
credible.com
credible.com
Reference 31
URBAN
urban.org
urban.org
Reference 32
MBA
mba.org
mba.org
Reference 33
CENSUS
census.gov
census.gov
Reference 34
EPI
epi.org
epi.org
Reference 35
BLS
bls.gov
bls.gov
Reference 36
NELP
nelp.org
nelp.org
Reference 37
WORLDATWORK
worldatwork.org
worldatwork.org
Reference 38
OPPORTUNITYINSIGHTS
opportunityinsights.org
opportunityinsights.org
Reference 39
GALLUP
gallup.com
gallup.com
Reference 40
ICI
ici.org
ici.org
Reference 41
VANGUARD
vanguard.com
vanguard.com
Reference 42
SSA
ssa.gov
ssa.gov
Reference 43
EMPOWER
empower.com
empower.com
Reference 44
NARSA
narsa.org
narsa.org
Reference 45
FIDELITY
fidelity.com
fidelity.com
Reference 46
AARP
aarp.org
aarp.org
Reference 47
SCHWAB
schwab.com
schwab.com
Reference 48
DOL
dol.gov
dol.gov
Reference 49
GAO
gao.gov
gao.gov
Reference 50
IRS
irs.gov
irs.gov
Reference 51
LIMRA
limra.com
limra.com
Reference 52
EMPLOYEEBENEFITADVISER
employeebenefitadviser.com
employeebenefitadviser.com
Reference 53
CMS
cms.gov
cms.gov
Reference 54
GFINSUFFICIENCY
gfinsufficiency.org
gfinsufficiency.org
Reference 55
GFLEC
gflec.org
gflec.org
Reference 56
NEA
nea.gov
nea.gov
Reference 57
STANDARDANDPOORS
standardandpoors.com
standardandpoors.com
Reference 58
COUNCILFORECONED
councilforeconed.org
councilforeconed.org
Reference 59
RANDOMIZER
randomizer.org
randomizer.org
Reference 60
ANNUALREVIEWS
annualreviews.org
annualreviews.org
Reference 61
FDIC
fdic.gov
fdic.gov
Reference 62
CFAINSTITUTE
cfainstitute.org
cfainstitute.org