Consumers shift to revenge saving as uncertainty looms

'Revenge saving' picks up as consumers brace for economic uncertainty

Americans are tightening their belts after the post-pandemic spending spree. Market volatility, inflation, tariffs and job insecurity are driving the shift.

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‘Revenge saving' picks up as consumers brace for economic uncertainty

Americans are tightening their belts after the post-pandemic spending spree. Market volatility, inflation, tariffs and job insecurity are driving the shift.

‘Revenge Saving’ Picks Up As Consumers Brace For Economic Uncertainty

Consumers are taking to social media to express how they are “revenge saving” — paring back spending to rebuild their savings.