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Anatomy of the average American paycheck

Many working Americans spend over half their paycheck before they even receive it, according to a survey by Talker Research and EarnIn.
The survey found that 59% of respondents plan which bills to pay first, and 80% feel financial pressure before their next paycheck.
62% of people struggle to afford groceries, while 28% resort to credit cards for extra cash, highlighting severe financial challenges.
The survey indicates that 56% believe receiving pay up to two days earlier could improve financial security, revealing potential for payroll innovations.

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