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The latest Workforce Financial Stability Score℠ (WFSS) reveals that sentiments remained relatively unchanged from the previous month with a score of 55.1. A marginal decrease of 0.2 from July’s number. However, a striking contrast emerges when comparing these perceptions to those of a year ago.
As compared to the same time last year, there has been a notable decline in working Americans’ confidence in their ability to support others financially and their overall net worth—both we have cited as areas of concern in more recent months. Slightly less pronounced, but still of concern, is the decrease in confidence to handle unexpected expenses.
The MassMutual Workforce Stability Score measures the changing attitudes and financial outlook of working Americans. Commissioned by MassMutual, the research began in June 2022 and is conducted online, monthly, among a nationally representative sample of 1,000 U.S. middle-market employees. For purposes of this research, MassMutual defines working Americans and middle-market employees as those with a household income of $40,000 to less than $150,000, and assets less than $300,000.
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