Rising gas prices and inflation hitting three-year highs in April have Americans feeling a lot of things, but financial fulfillment? That’s likely not one of them.
Some 16 percent of consumers say they feel financially fulfilled, according to a survey by accounting company Edward Jones and polling firm Gallup. The survey, which included 5,075 U.S. adults, based financial fulfillment on at least 30 positive responses to 37 areas such as financial security, goals and attitudes toward money.
