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The scarcity of rainy day savings remains a concern for too many Americans, and it hasn’t improved since last year.
Megan Staton, director of marketing
Too many Americans are still experiencing economic pain, and the upcoming tax deadline only exacerbates the cash flow squeeze on young families.
Megan Staton, director of marketing at CashNetUSA.com
As our government continues to work through its debt and tax issues, the situation is indeed affecting American’s spending habits, which could have a larger impact on the country’s overall economy
Megan Stanton, Director of Marketing
The holidays are traditionally a challenging time for Americans but these survey findings suggest Americans are feeling an extra pinch this year
Keith Weinberger, senior director of marketing at CashNetUSA.com
Too many Americans are facing a cash crisis, unprepared financially to handle life’s unexpected emergencies and family can only help so much
said Keith Weinberger, senior director of marketing and new initiatives for CashNetUSA.com
We’re hosting this seminar to provide CashNetUSA.com customers and our fellow Chicagoans with practical advice from popular and trusted experts that can be used to help folks enhance their financial health in these times of financial uncertainty and struggle.
Keith Weinberger, Senior Director at CashNetUSA
Americans are living in economic pain which is impacting their credit scores and ability to access credit to manage their expenses
Keith Weinberger, director of marketing and new initiatives of CashNetUSA.com
“We hope our fans are as excited as we are because if they spread the word and help bring in new fans, there will be more cash for them to win.”
Katie Hagan, social media analyst at CashNetUSA
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CashNetUSA Annual Survey Finds 1 in 5 Americans Still Has Less Than $100 in Savings to Cover an Emergency

All Americans – Especially Gen Y - Less Likely to Ask Family Members for LoansCHICAGO (June 20, 2013) – While Americans are still facing a drought of rainy day funds to handle unexpected emergencies this summer there might be a silver lining:  grown children under the age of 30 appear much less likely to ask family for help than last year.  The annual survey of 1,000 Americans age 18 plus conducted by online lender CashNetUSA  shows 22 percent of Americans have less than $100 in savings to cover an emergency expense while 46 percent report having less than $800.

35% Of Americans Struggle to Make Ends Meet Each Month

30-Somethings and Those with Children Under Age 18 Hit Hardest, Annual CashNetUSA  Survey FindsCHICAGO (April 9, 2013) – Facing an April 15 tax bill deadline, Americans are still coming up short on cash due to the economic slump.  Thirty-five percent report struggling to make ends meet each month according to a new survey of 1,000 Americans by online lender CashNetUSA.com .  The greatest pressure is felt among those ages 30 to 39 at almost half (48 percent) struggling to makes ends meet, versus an average 36 to 37 percent for all other

Only 1 in 10 Americans Believe Fiscal Cliff-Debt Resolution Will Improve Their Personal Finances

CashNetUSA.com  Survey Finds 4 out of 10 Americans Cutting Back on Spending to Cushion Impact of Tax BiteCHICAGO (February 26, 2013) –  Only 1 in 10 Americans believe the fiscal cliff and debt ceiling negotiations will be resolved in a way that favorably impacts their personal finances, according to a new survey of 1,000 Americans by online lender CashNetUSA.com . The study finds that almost half of Americans have felt the bite of higher taxes since January 1 and are changing their overall spending habits to lessen the pain.

1 in 3 American Families Concerned With Their Ability to Pay for Holiday Gifts, Finds CashNetUSA.com Survey

CHICAGO (November 14, 2012) – With the holiday season quickly approaching, having enough money for holiday gifts currently ranks as Americans’ top financial worry, according to a new survey by online lender CashNetUSA.com .  One in four Americans (24 percent) are concerned they’ll have difficulty paying for holiday gifts this year, a number that increases to one in three (35 percent) among those with children under 18. Individuals in their 30s expressed the greatest concern about the ability to pay for holiday gifts at 37 percent.  The survey illustrates how

Americans Facing A Drought of Rainy Day Funds: Almost One Quarter of Americans Have Less Than $100 In Savings to Cover An Emergency

CashNetUSA.com Survey Finds Most Could Not Turn to Family Members for LoansCHICAGO (September 25, 2012) – Americans are facing a drought of rainy day funds to handle unexpected emergencies. Twenty-three percent of Americans have less than $100 in savings to cover an emergency expense if it happened today while forty-six percent report having less than $800, according to a new national survey  conducted by online lender CashNetUSA.com. The findings reflect the growing percentage of individuals with varying socio-

FREE to public Money Management Seminar Sept. 27 FEATURES NATIONAL EXPERTS to help Chicagoans with their personal finances

Seminar Follows New Studies by FDIC and CashNetUSA Highlighting Need for Financial HelpCHICAGO (September 17, 2012) – Popular national personal finance experts Charlotte Stallings, Max Jaffe  and Princess Clark-Wendel will offer Chicagoans practical advice on how to successfully manage their personal finances at the “Manage Your Money” seminar from 5-8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 27 at the University Center Conference Chicago located at 525 S. State St.  Presented by Chicago-based online lender CashNetUSA.com , the free seminar is open to the public and interested

One Fourth of Americans Consider Themselves Poor, New CashNetUSA.com Survey Finds

Recession Depression Hitting the Young and People Based in North Central Region the HardestCHICAGO (September 5, 2012) – The continuing economic slump is having a toll on Americans’ psyche with many feeling flat broke.  One in four considers themselves poor according to a new survey by online lender CashNetUSA.com.  Sixty-nine percent believe they are not poor and six percent are still trying to decide or not willing to admit it.  The findings demonstrate the continued pressure for Americans to live paycheck to paycheck and how they are managing what little financial resources they have.

CashNetUSA to Host Fan-Powered Sweepstakes on Facebook

CHICAGO (August 8, 2012) - CashNetUSA , a national online lender, plans to launch a Facebook sweepstakes to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first minting of the U.S. one-dollar bill. For every new Facebook fan CashNetUSA acquires from August 8 – 31, CashNetUSA will add $1 to the potential winnings. Hence, the grand prize will equal the number of new Facebook  ‘Likes’ CashNetUSA receives during the sweepstakes. “We’re

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