Household Rainy-Day Funds Still in Short Supply (Infographic)

How Do You Compare To American Savings?

Many people try to save funds for a rainy day. But it’s easier said than done.

Today, 22% of Americans have less than $100 in savings. Twice as many have less than $800 saved.

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