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Consumer spending has remained strong despite sustained inflation, record-high interest rates and bubbling concerns of a recession. In some cases, consumers are blowing money to cope with concerns about the economy and foreign affairs, while others are spending to fuel their shopping addictions. However, recent online trends like “loud budgeting” are changing the conversation and […]
Side gigs aren’t new, but in true Gen Z fashion, the generation succeeding millennials is putting a new spin on what it means to earn additional income – and it’s paying off. According to a new study conducted by Qualtrics on behalf of Intuit Credit Karma, 45% of Gen Z consider themselves digital side hustlers […]
In November 2023, 56% of Gen Z and 69% of millennials said they were concerned about the current state of the economy, driven largely by inflation, rising interest rates and high debt levels. Now, threats of the Fed not cutting rates at all this year, could put many Gen Z and millennials’ finances in jeopardy. […]
Generation Z is known for many things. They’re more racially and ethnically diverse than previous generations, they’re digital natives, having grown up on social media platforms, they tend to be more progressive on key social issues, and they’re not afraid to challenge the status quo – especially when it comes to their careers and work-life […]
Online dating is one of the primary ways romantic partners meet. Singles can customize their dating experience, including how they present themselves to potential suitors, and how they select potential partners, based on their preferences. This online world of dating allows people to learn a lot about a person before ever meeting them IRL. Things […]
Today marks the official opening of the IRS, which means organized tax filers who have received all of the necessary paperwork can begin filing their 2023 taxes as soon as today. While the majority of Americans save filing their taxes until closer to the April 15 deadline, many are eager to file early so they […]
In late 2023, a new trend emerged online and across social media where people began questioning how well they were doing financially. The phenomenon coined “money dysmorphia” occurs when people feel insecure about their financial standing, no matter the reality of their situation. The problem? The growing trend is having a negative impact on people’s […]
Home ownership is in the rearview for many Americans as prices for everyday goods and services remain elevated and mortgage rates hover at a 20-year high. Rising housing costs are impacting more than current and prospective homeowners; renters also struggle to make ends meet while others crash at home to save money. According to a […]
There is plenty of debate about when parents should stop providing financial support to their children, and it’s not always easy for them to know when to draw the line. Many parents feel a sense of duty and empathy towards their children as they struggle to find their financial footing. However, doing so can have […]
It’s time to say farewell to 2023 and all of the financial turbulence that came with it. As we near the end of the year, there’s no better time for Americans to reflect on the past 12 months and make a plan for their finances in the new year. According to a recent survey conducted […]