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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Nivene obtained her Bachelors of Communication from Loyola University Chicago. She loves to discuss fashion, finance, TV and cupcakes. Rumor has it she has an owl fetish and drinks too much coffee – that is yet to be determined.

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

How Do You Compare To American Savings?

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