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flag Americans are saving record shares of income—up to 48%—as revenge saving, driven by post-pandemic spending and economic worries, with experts urging balanced, sustainable strategies.

flag Revenge saving is rising among Americans, especially those who spent freely post-pandemic, as they now save record amounts—up to 48% of income—to regain financial control amid inflation, job fears, and past stress. flag Many use automatic transfers to high-yield accounts, treating saving as a personal challenge. flag While disciplined saving is beneficial, experts warn extreme saving can harm retirement plans, emergency funds, and quality of life. flag They recommend balancing goals, automating contributions, setting targets, and scheduling regular reviews to avoid burnout and ensure long-term financial health.

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