A quarter of survey respondents have more than two years of living expenses saved for retirement. However, over half of respondents have less than six months, with 15% having no savings. Among respondents making less than $35,000, over half have no savings or less than two months of savings.

Over half of survey respondents report that they can always afford a healthy, balanced diet for themselves and their families. However, one in ten can rarely or never afford enough healthy food.

Two out of three survey respondents who work part-time would prefer a full-time job. As income rises, the percentage that want the full-time job decreases.

Six out of ten survey respondents feel financially secure all or most of the time. Two out of ten rarely or never feel financially secure. As expected, as income levels decrease, financial security decreases.

Six out of ten survey respondents rely on income from a primary job. At the same time, one in four also have a side job or rely on social security, retirement /pensions, or investments. One in ten rely on support from their family. As incomes decrease, fewer respondents have primary job income, investment income, and retirement/pensions. More respondents with lower income have social security, side jobs, and support from family members. People of color tend to have a higher percentage of side jobs, regardless of income.