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Almost half of Americans (45%) think they would need to make $100,000 or more a year to “feel financially secure/comfortable,” according to a new survey from Bankrate.

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Those most likely to say they did feel “completely financially secure” were people making at least $100,000. Within that income group, 42% of respondents said they considered themselves secure.

Those most likely to say they did feel “completely financially secure” were people making at least $100,000. Within that income group, 42% of respondents said they considered themselves secure.