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Bank of America data reveals high-income consumer spending surged 4% in November—the fastest growth in 4 years—while lower-income households pull back. The K-shaped economy intensifies.
Consumer spending splits along income lines as high-income households boost spending 4% while lower-income families retrench, creating a K-shaped economy that will define retail strategy in 2026.
Bank of America data reveals a stark spending divergence: top-third earners saw 4% growth in November 2025, the fastest in four years, while lower-income households pull back amid inflation pressures.
Save $10,000 in 12 months even on a tight budget. Practical strategies, monthly breakdowns, and real examples from people who did it.
Dollar General and Dollar Tree are seeing an influx of higher-income shoppers as 43% of consumers cite inflation as their top concern. The value retail 'trade down' trend is reshaping American spending.
Americans earning over $100,000 are rapidly losing faith in the economy, signaling potential trouble for the white-collar job market and luxury spending in 2026.
The step-by-step strategy top performers use to land significant raises regardless of economic conditions. Scripts, timing, and tactics included.
The Social Security Administration faces 6 million pending cases, leaving disabled Americans waiting months for decisions. Staff cuts and funding battles have created a crisis.
Bank of America data reveals the largest income-based spending gap in a decade as high-income consumers thrive while lower-income households struggle with stagnant wages and persistent inflation.
New data shows high-income households spending 2.6% more while lower-income families manage just 0.6% growth. The divergence is reshaping retail, real estate, and policy.
Forget dropshipping and crypto trading. This overlooked side hustle is quietly creating a new generation of young millionaires.
November retail sales beat expectations at 0.6% growth as holiday spending crossed $1 trillion. But beneath record totals, a K-shaped economy leaves lower-income consumers struggling while wealthy households drive growth.