The economy may be growing and the stock market may be on a tear, but for many workers such broad measures of financial gains aren’t translating to their wallets and sense of financial security. In addition, more, or 59% of those surveyed say they worry about their future financial state, an increase from 49% two years ago. More, or 59%, also “worry about their future financial state,” a rise of 10 percentage points, according to the survey results. This anxiety may reflect worsening prospects related to major financial events including divorce, major health issue and borrowing, from family friends or payday loans. “There are many people who are making a good income and have a good job who also feel financial stress,” Glickstein says.

Source: Forbes November 30, 2017 19:07 UTC