Struggling to pay bills on time? You're not alone, study shows.
A new study suggests more and more Americans are struggling to pay their bills on time.
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Oct 12, 2022, 10:20 AM
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Updated 911 days ago
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Analysis by LendingTree reveals 32% of Americans have paid a bill late over the past six months.
About 61% cited not having enough money as the reason.
Another 40% of respondents reported struggling more to afford their bills than they were a year ago.
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