As we all continue to adjust to a world changed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. workforce is adapting to meet the demands of new realities. In fact, an increasing number of Americans who began to work from home (WFH) due to the pandemic find that they prefer a fully remote work environment, enjoying the flexibility and lifestyle benefits that arrangement provides.

However, with work outside the office becoming the new normal, MetLife's 2022 annual open enrollment survey finds that location may impact more than just daily routine. In fact, almost half of the workforce admit they will soon be at a 'breaking point' with their finances, some may be struggling more than others, as workers navigate U.S. economic uncertainty and inflation. According to the data, remote workers are 20% more likely to be highly anxious about their finances, compared to hybrid and on-site employees.

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