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Story summary
- A Bank of America survey reports a rise in U.S. “loud budgeting,” where people publicly admit they cannot afford purchases.
- The survey found that 42% of Gen Z respondents “swear by” loud budgeting.
- Charles Schwab & Co called the practice oversharing “cool – and effective.”
- Emma Edwards, founder of the Broke Generation, said loud budgeting means openly stating one’s finances and blaming the economy or the president for high costs.
