Americans across the economic spectrum feel a 'panic' about finances, author says

Mona Chalabi's book, "Ten Lives," reveals the widespread financial anxiety among Americans, regardless of income level. Over five years, Chalabi tracked the lives of individuals living paycheck to paycheck and those with high earnings, uncovering the pervasive sense of financial insecurity. The book delves into the reasons behind this feeling, highlighting the challenges faced by many in achieving financial stability. Chalabi's research underscores the commonality of financial panic across different economic strata.