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More Americans Budget Today than 5 Years Ago, but the Reason is Alarming
Debt.com’s annual budgeting survey shows how Americans have managed their money since 2019 – and why there’s trouble brewing.
Read MoreFirst-ever FinTok Awards Confirm TikTok Can Be a “Responsible Educator”
Debt.com: TikTok can be both a fun way to waste time and a serious way to be smart about money.
Read MoreAre Credit Cards Harming Your Mental Health? A New Survey Says Yes
Collectively, Americans owe nearly $1 trillion on credit cards and report their plastic makes them feel “stressed,” “sad,” and even “hopeless.”
Read MoreDebt.com Launches FinTok Awards for Best Financial Advice on TikTok
While TikTok is under fire for its ownership, Debt.com rewards its most responsible content producers.
Read MoreDebt.com Turns 10 and Celebrates by Teaching Financial Literacy to Students
The nation’s premier debt-solutions company partners with the nation’s largest financial literacy program and awards $500 to one lucky student each semester.
Read MoreInflation Isn’t Causing More Divorces, but It Might Be Making It Worse
Debt.com’s annual Divorce and Debt Survey shows a disturbing trend from 2022 to 2023: Inflation might be a contributing factor in recent divorces.
Read MoreIdentity Theft: More Victims than Ever Before, Maybe for this Reason
A Debt.com survey shows 5% more Americans were victimized than the year before – possibly because more than half stopped using theft-protection services.
Read MoreDebt.com Helps SOS Children’s Villages Florida Sew the Fabric of a Nostalgic Holiday
By donating children’s bedding, decorations, and other household items, Debt.com provides SOS foster children with keepsakes for beyond the foster home.
Read MoreOur Lips Are Not Sealed: Debt.com Explores Link Between Increased Cosmetics Spending, the Troubled Economy and the Holidays
Splurging may be surging this holiday season: survey finds 40% of beauty buyers will use credit or BNPL to afford gift giving.
Read MoreInflation Won’t Dampen Holiday Spending – but It Will Change It
A new Debt.com survey reveals that shoppers have fascinating hacks for defeating inflation.
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