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Almost 9 in 10 Americans Think the Country Is in an Affordability Crisis
In a Nutshell
- A survey of 2,000 Americans found that one in three (32%) say they’re currently experiencing an existential crisis, with Gen Z leading all generations at 52%.
- “Stressful” was the most common word Americans used to describe 2026 so far (35%), and respondents said they’ve already absorbed an average of two major unplanned life changes this year.
- Financial pressure is a dominant driver across all age groups, with a separate survey finding that 87% of Americans believe the country is in an affordability crisis and half struggle to pay basic bills.
- Despite widespread anxiety, 79% of Americans say they’re planning some kind of mid-year reset, and nearly a third say 2026 has gone better than expected.
For a growing number of Americans, 2026 hasn’t just been hard. It’s been disorienting. A Talker Research survey of 2,000 U.S. adults found that one in three people (32%) say they’re currently experiencing an existential crisis, with younger adults far more likely to feel that way than older generations. Nearly four in ten (37%) say their entire lives feel out of their control…
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