Survey shows poverty still rampant in the US

October 21, 2022 James Oliver US Local News 0

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In a recent survey from the Center for Law and Social Policy, of parents earning $75,000, it was found that 60 percent of parents who stopped receiving federal credit are struggling financially.

Among these parents, about two-thirds said they had trouble covering basic needs including food and groceries (66 percent) and paying the bills (65 percent).

40 percent struggled to pay the mortgage, and nearly half struggled to purchase.

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