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Americans are increasingly pulling money out of their 401(k) plans to pay bills, suggesting households are under growing financial strain.

Americans are increasingly dipping into their retirement savings to make ‘hardship withdrawals,’ suggesting increasing rates of financial hardship.

Experienced peppers say they’re not worried about the big apocalypse because preparing for catastrophic events is a lifestyle decision, not an obsession—the biggest cause of “prepper burnout.”

Americans are increasingly pulling money out of their 401(k) plans to pay bills, suggesting households are under growing financial strain.

Americans are increasingly dipping into their retirement savings to make ‘hardship withdrawals,’ suggesting increasing rates of financial hardship.

Experienced peppers say they’re not worried about the big apocalypse because preparing for catastrophic events is a lifestyle decision, not an obsession—the biggest cause of “prepper burnout.”