
For many middle-income families, nothing is technically “wrong.” The bills get paid. But year after year, the margin gets thinner, and even a small surprise expense feels bigger than it should.
The system is simply less forgiving than it used to be.

For many middle-income families, nothing is technically “wrong.” The bills get paid. But year after year, the margin gets thinner, and even a small surprise expense feels bigger than it should.
The system is simply less forgiving than it used to be.