44% of Americans practice 'vibe-based budgeting,' adjusting spending based on how the economy feels rather than their personal situation. This trend is especially prevalent among younger generations, with 56% of Gen Z and 57% of millennials adopting this approach. Anxiety over economic news influences spending behavior, as 61% feel more anxious than a year ago. Despite feeling uneasy, 51% report positive cash flow. However, 48% express doubts about their financial stability due to media narratives, illustrating a disconnect between perception and reality.
44% of Americans engaged in 'vibe-based budgeting,' adjusting spending based on the perceived feelings of the economy, rather than personal financial changes.
Anxiety over the economy prompts Americans to manage money more deliberately; 45% of those concerned about the economy are changing financial habits.
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