What the rich and poor have in common: They say they're living paycheck to paycheck

Source: Business Insider

Americans at the top and bottom of the income distribution are feeling stressed. Natalia Lebedinskaia/Getty ImagesHigher- and lower-income Americans are more likely than those in the middle to say they're living paycheck to paycheck. The top and bottom also struggled with making credit card payments and are delaying financial goals.

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What the rich and poor have in common: They say they're living paycheck to paycheck

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