MetLife study flags 72% confidence drop in adults’ ability to rebound from setbacks

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MetLife research found a 72% drop between adults describing themselves as resilient and confidence in recovering from real-life setbacks.
Preparedness was the strongest driver: adults who budget, save, or maintain life insurance were 20 times more likely to feel confident.
Support networks screened weak: 41% felt supported by friends; 31% reported a sense of community belonging.
U.S. showed the widest confidence gap; 46% reported ongoing stress, anxiety, or burnout; 40% reported significant financial strain.
Japan showed low expressed confidence despite high preparedness, with 67% holding life insurance; 65% consistently saving money.

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