More will forgo the holiday, but those who embrace it will spend the same.
The pandemic has had such a major impact on Americans’ finances and psyche that even those who didn’t lose part of their income are now rethinking how to approach spending and saving.
Good economy or bad, Americans are still making financial New Year’s resolutions – and still not keeping them
Debt.com’s annual “New Year No Debt” survey shows less enthusiasm about personal finances than this time last year.
A balance transfer credit card is a useful tool to consolidate debt, but only if it’s used correctly. We asked consumers about their thoughts on balances transfers, and it turns out that over half of people may be using them in a financially risky way.
At the beginning of 2018, Debt.com surveyed over 1,300 people to ask them about their greatest money regrets from 2017. We also wanted to know how many people make financial resolutions for the New Year and what they do to ensure they actually achieve those goals, instead of letting their resolutions slide after a few…
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