Thirty-One Percent Of U.S. Adults Worry About Job Security

Sixty-three percent of the participants with annual incomes over $75,000 still feel secure about their jobs, but only 26% of the participants with annual incomes under $25,000 feel secure.

In other results, Cambridge Consumer found that only 4.4% of the consumers who called it for credit counseling services in September blamed big medical bills for their debt problems. Twenty-three percent blamed a reduction in income resulting from salary cuts, reductions in wages or layoffs. Eleven percent blamed overspending, and 2% blame recent divorce or widowhood.