The percentage of Americans just scraping by financially is rising as wage growth slows and inflation flares, Bank of America ...

More Americans are struggling with rising inflation, and more households, particularly in the Northeast and Midwest, are living paycheck to paycheck.

According to Bank of America, nearly a quarter of all households aren't able to build up their savings after paying for their ...

Consumer discretionary sector faces headwinds from layoffs, weak job prospects, and limited discretionary spending. Read why ...

Even high earners can live paycheck to paycheck if fixed costs eat up too much income. The biggest mistake, according to Moore, is not knowing where your money is going. Awareness, planning, and a ...

High income doesn't guarantee financial stability, as individuals earning six figures live paycheck to paycheck. Among Americans earning $300,000 or more, about 40% report living paycheck to paycheck.

Over one-third of Americans (34%) currently live paycheck to paycheck, a recent GOBankingRates survey found. And, according to the same survey, 18% of Americans have nothing saved, making it that much ...

In the standoff over the government shutdown, Republicans tried something new, offering a Senate bill that would pay some federal workers who are still on the job. Democrats blocked that move, arguing ...