financial health vs. physical health

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This survey was conducted online within the United States by Harris Interactive on behalf of Credit Karma from June 13, 2013 to June 17, 2013, among 2,021 adults, ages 18 and older. www.CreditKarma.com We feel consumers shouldn’t have to choose between their physical and financial health. Go to CreditKarma.com where you can quickly access your full financial picture—including your credit score— all in one place, all for free. of adults think about their physical appearance more than their debt. of adults think about their physical appearance more than their debt. 64 % 64 % care more about their physical health than their financial health. care more about their physical health than their financial health. 70 % 70 % 43 % How much I weigh is more important than how much debt I have. How much I weigh is more important than how much debt I have. of men agree of men agree of men agree of men agree Contrary to conventional beliefs, women were less likely to agree with this statement than men. Contrary to conventional beliefs, women were less likely to agree with this statement than men. VS VS 49 % 49 % of women agree of women agree of women agree of women agree 38 % 38 % of adults agree with this statement. of adults agree with this statement. of Americans would rather keep their current debt than gain 25 pounds and be completely debt free. of Americans would rather keep their current debt than gain 25 pounds and be completely debt free. 28 % 72 % 72 % 72 % Types of Debt Types of Debt 46 % 46 % Credit Card Mortgage Auto Loan Student Loan Other Debt No Debt Credit Card Mortgage Auto Loan Student Loan Other Debt No Debt 38 % 38 % 27 % 27 % 18 % 18 % 22 % 22 % 26 % 26 % Nearly three-quarters of Americans have some kind of debt. Nearly three-quarters of Americans have some kind of debt. 74 % 74 % With bathing suit season in full swing, we teamed up with Harris Interactive to examine Americans’ attitudes about their physical appearance and health compared to their finances. VS Financial Health Physical Health

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If you were given the chance to get rid of your debt, but in its place you’d have to pack on some extra pounds, would you do it? If you said “no” then you’re in agreement with the majority of Americans we surveyed. Credit Karma recently teamed up with Harris Interactive to survey 2,021 adults and found that the 72 percent of those with debt preferred holding on to that debt than gaining weight. See the rest of the results in this infographic.

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Page 1: Financial Health vs. Physical Health

This survey was conducted online within the United States by Harris Interactive on behalf of Credit Karma from June 13, 2013 to June 17, 2013, among 2,021 adults, ages 18 and older.

www.CreditKarma.com

We feel consumers shouldn’t have to choose between their physical and financial health. Go to CreditKarma.com where you can quickly

access your full financial picture—including your credit score—all in one place, all for free.

of adults think about theirphysical appearance more than their debt.

of adults think about theirphysical appearance more than their debt.

64%64%

care more about theirphysical health thantheir financial health.

care more about theirphysical health thantheir financial health.

70%70%

43%

How much I weigh is more importantthan how much debt I have.

How much I weigh is more importantthan how much debt I have.

of men agreeof men agreeof men agreeof men agree

Contrary to conventional beliefs, women were less likelyto agree with this statement than men.

Contrary to conventional beliefs, women were less likelyto agree with this statement than men.

VSVS

49%49%

of women agreeof women agreeof women agreeof women agree

38%38%

of adults agreewith this statement.

of adults agreewith this statement.

of Americans would rather keep their

current debt than gain 25 pounds and be

completely debt free.

of Americans would rather keep their

current debt than gain 25 pounds and be

completely debt free.

28%

72%

72%72%

Types of DebtTypes of Debt

46%46%Credit Card

Mortgage

Auto Loan

Student Loan

Other Debt

No Debt

Credit Card

Mortgage

Auto Loan

Student Loan

Other Debt

No Debt

38%38%

27%27%

18%18%

22%22%

26%26%

Nearly three-quartersof Americans havesome kind of debt.

Nearly three-quartersof Americans havesome kind of debt.

74%74%

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