Unprecedented Economic Turmoil Rattle Americans for 2019-2020
The unprecedented economic turmoil unleashed on U.S. consumers since December, by the longest U.S. government shutdown ever, is driving Americans’ bananas, heading to food …
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Saving Painlessly – Lessons From the Old Timers of the Great Depression
There are dozens of downloadable apps available to count your every penny and help you save, however there are simple methods from the past …
Homeownership Makes Sense for Most Consumers – Single Women Get It
New research shows among the 50 largest metropolitan areas, single women own more homes than single men do. On average, single women own more …
What’s Love and Money Gotta Do With It ? — Plenty Pal or Sis
Love and Money are just like Peas and Carrots. Money management is a major factor in sizing up a soul mate as four out …
Fall Fashion Shopping May Soften This Year as Consumers Focus on Budgeting
While the economy appears to be better consumers will likely be budget conscious with fall fashion shopping. The projections come on the heels of …
DATE KILLERS: Student Loans, Credit Cards, Payday Loans – SERIOUSLY?
Three out of four single Americans agree anyone with more than $50K in student loan debt should move on. Only credit card and predatory …
Millennials Know Stuff – Like Love & Money Correlation
A full three-quarters of millennials agree that there are financial benefits to being in a romantic relationship, including: living with their partner means cheaper …
American Workers Agree Financial Juggling is #1 Stressor – Unpaid Medical Bills Major Culprit
Dealing with debt, savings, insurance, budgeting is causing employees to miss work, not get enough sleep and more likely to be frequently anxious or …
Back-2-School Shopping Nutz – 5 Ways to Save – Things w/Bad Stuff
American are expected to spend $82 billion in total back-to-school spending for K-12 schools this year, on par with 2017. Walmart and Target rule …
Gen X Feels Lost Financially – Fighting Their Way to $ Freedom
Only 32% of consumers aged 38-52, known as Generation X, are confident they will reach their long-term financial goalsand are concerned about debt and …
