Employees usually have a pretty high opinion of their decision-making skills in life, but when it comes to personal finances, most folks are pretty honest about their total lack of good choices.
Thats the conclusion of a poll conducted by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, which found that 80% of workers surveyed readily admitted they routinely made absolutely terrible choices when it came to their personal finances. Those surveyed said they felt theyd made pretty good choices regarding their job, their health or even their marriage, but finances remain a collective disaster.
