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Inflation Won’t Dampen Holiday Spending – but It Will Change It
A new Debt.com survey reveals that shoppers have fascinating hacks for defeating inflation.
Read MoreReality TV star Vicki Gunvalson is helping Americans get real about their finances as Debt.com’s new spokesperson
The RHOC OG airs her first Debt.com commercial on Bravo and launches a weekly column on Debt.com.
Read MoreClimate Change has Americans Worried About the Future – Inflation Has Them Worried About Today
The new Debt.com poll shows that most adults expect to pay more for an increasing number of hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, wildfires, and blizzards.
Read MoreParents Are Spending More on Back-to-School Shopping than Last Year
Debt.com’s research shows back-to-school spending seems unaffected by economic concerns.
Read MoreAs College Costs and Inflation Both Skyrocket, FAFSA is More Confusing Than Ever
A Debt.com poll shows more applicants had trouble following the federal government’s instructions than they did last year.
Read MoreUpside to Inflation: More Americans Are Budgeting than Ever Before
A new Debt.com survey also shows fifty percent are living paycheck to paycheck, but a spike in using online tools is making budgeting easier.
Read MoreJustice Tax Joins Debt.com Expert Advisory Panel to Help Thousands of Americans with Tax Questions and Issues
The panel serves as a reliable source for consumers to learn more about finances, have their questions answered and gain knowledge directly from the minds of experts.
Read MoreIdentity Theft: Americans Are Still Surprised When They’re a Victim of the Most Common Crime in America
A Debt.com survey reports that 39% saw their credit score drop and 14% had to take on $500 or more in debt due to the fraud.
Read MoreHoliday Shoppers Pressured to Shop Early May Actually Spend Less Money, According to a New Debt.com Survey
Survey shows supply-chain issues have already changed how we view the holidays
Read MoreMedical Debt is an Immovable Object: Debt.Com Survey Shows a Four Percent Increase Over Last Year
The pandemic changed many things – but medical debt wasn’t one of them
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