Source: International Business Times
The report found that 23% of lower-income adults felt ashamed about their financial situation very or extremely often, compared with 12% of middle-income adults and 3% of upper-income adults. Joe Raedle/Getty Images Nearly one-quarter of lower-income Americans frequently feel ashamed about their finances, according to a Pew Research Center analysis that reveals how sharply people's emotional relationship with money differs across income groups. The report found that 23% of lower-income adults felt ashamed about their financial situation very or extremely often.
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