Fidelity® Survey Finds 62% of Americans Optimistic About 2022, Despite Concerns About Inflation and Rising Costs
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This year, more than 6 in 10 (62%) Americans feel optimistic about the future, despite the unknownand 72% are confident theyll be in a better financial position in 2022.
Key Points:
- This year, more than 6 in 10 (62%) Americans feel optimistic about the future, despite the unknownand 72% are confident theyll be in a better financial position in 2022.
- Despite the optimism, most people have not forgotten what the country has been through and are viewing their financial expectations practically, with concerns about inflation and rising costs weighing heavily on the minds of many.
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These are the top three financial concerns for 2022, according to the Fidelity Investments' 2022 New Year's Financial Resolutions study. - Interviewing for this CARAVAN Survey was conducted October 18-24, 2021 by ENGINE Insights, which is not affiliated with Fidelity Investments.