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Few Americans feel 'financially fulfilled', poll finds
A survey by Edward Jones and Gallup found that only 1 in 6 Americans feel financially fulfilled, with similar pessimism among Canadians. About one-third of Americans report financial stress, and over half are conflicted about their financial situation. Older Americans (65 and up) and wealthier individuals are more likely to feel financially fulfilled, reflecting broader dissatisfaction with the US economy as midterm elections approach and Republicans campaign to maintain control.
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