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Survey: 57% of Americans Earning Over $100K Worried About Grocery Costs Last Month
A recent survey found that 57% of high-income earners reported concerns about affording groceries. The data pertains to individuals making above $100,000 annually. The worries were noted in the past month relative to the report.
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More than half of high-income Americans expressed concern about paying for groceries recently, according to a survey. @unusual_whales reported that 57% of individuals earning above $100,000 each year said they worried about paying for groceries in the past month, per LendingTree.
The statistic specifically applies to those earning above $100,000 annually, highlighting financial pressures even among higher earners.
The concerns about affording groceries occurred in the past month relative to the report's timing, as detailed in the LendingTree data shared by @unusual_whales.
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