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New MassMutual study shows optimism about economy  

More Americans reported feeling increasingly confident that a potential recession wouldn't adversely impact their day-to-day finances compared with last quarter.

Maybe things aren’t so bad out there. Or at least they're getting better.

According to a report from MassMutual, Americans are less concerned about inflation than they were in the previous quarter (59% versus 63%), and fewer believe that the economy will worsen in the next three months compare

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