Personal Finance Numbers Continue To Be Encouraging

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Publication Date: 06/21/2025 10:39 AM CST

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Personal Finance Numbers Continue To Be Encouraging

Publication: 06/21/2025 10:39 AM CST

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Voters are evenly divided between those who say their personal finances are getting better (30%) and those who say they are getting worse (30%).
Fifty-one percent (51%) paid all of their credit card balances in full last month, up from 45% in late May.

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