Wealthy Americans Are Also , Struggling to Make Ends Meet.<br />According to a Federal Reserve <br />Bank of Philadelphia survey, .<br />one in three Americans who make at least six figures a year are stressed about paying bills, CNN reports. .<br />30.8% of people making between $100,000 and $149,000 annually are worried about <br />their expenses over the next six months.<br />That's a 21.3% increase from the year earlier.<br />32.5% of people who make $150,000 or more are worried about paying their bills.<br />That's a 21.7% increase from last year. .<br />Meanwhile, only 23% of those who make $70,000 to $99,999 are concerned.<br />Overall, there was a 28.7% increase in worry <br />about making ends meet among all consumers. .<br />In order to mitigate financial worry, 43.1% <br />of consumers said they are reducing their spending on entertainment and dining out.<br />In order to mitigate financial worry, 43.1% <br />of consumers said they are reducing their spending on entertainment and dining out.<br />37% of people making over $150,000 a year say they are also cutting those costs. .<br />23.5% of all consumers are even cutting spending <br />on food and medical care, with 17.1% of wealthy people claiming to be doing the same.<br />23.5% of all consumers are even cutting spending <br />on food and medical care, with 17.1% of wealthy people claiming to be doing the same
