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Two-Thirds Of Newlyweds Take On Debt To Pay For Their Weddings, Experts Say That May Not Be A Bad Thing

Some 67% of newlyweds took on debt to pay for their weddings, a survey released by LendingTree in April found. Of that number, less than two-thirds had paid off what they owe, and 47% say they won't be caught up for at least six months.

Benzinga

8 Grocery Items That Are Being Downsized but Costing More

Ever reach the checkout and realize your favorite grocery items seem lighter than before—yet the price climbed? That’s shrinkflation in action, and it’s hurting your pocketbook even if the label hasn’t changed. Knowing which grocery items have been downsized—but still cost more—helps you spot the sneaky shifts and compare unit…

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VerifyMe Rockets 82% After Hours: What Drove the Gain?

VerifyMe Inc. (NASDAQ:VRME) experienced a 82.16% surge in after-hours trading on Wednesday, following business development news.

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Having a baby is expensive. Here’s where it will cost you the most

In one northern state it can cost almost $40,000 to have a child

The Independent UK

Benzinga Bulls And Bears: T-Mobile, LendingTree, Molina Healthcare — And Trade Deal Optimism Boosts Markets

Benzinga examined the prospects for many investors' favorite stocks over the last week — here's a look at some of our top stories.

Benzinga

The 10 Places Where Social Security Covers the Most (and Least) Of Your Expenses

On average, Social Security covers 30.11% of retirees’ spending. Fortunately, there are places where those dollars will stretch further and cover more of your spending.

Kiplinger

4 Worst Florida Cities To Buy for Soaring Property Taxes

A recent analysis by LendingTree looked at the 50 largest metros where property taxes have gone up most and found that four cities in Florida are among them.

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LendingTree Stock Climbs As Company Signals Stronger Growth Ahead

LendingTree Inc (NASDAQ:TREE) shares are moving higher in extended trading Wednesday after the company provided preliminary results for the second quarter.

Benzinga

4 Most Expensive Apple Products People Go Into Debt to Buy

Apple makes well-designed and durable products that many people around the world use, but they aren't exactly cheap. According to a LendingTree survey, around a quarter of Americans have taken on an...

GOBankingRates

BMW Drivers Have the Most DUIs In America's Largest Cities: Study

A new study from LendingTree analyzed DUI statistics from 50 of America's largest cities, finding that BMW owners were most likely to be caught driving under the influence. The study also found that Gen Z drivers had a higher DUI rate than any other age group.

Motor1

US Credit Card Debt Hits $1.18 Trillion As Americans Downplay What They Owe

American credit card debt has surged to an astronomical $1.18 trillion, with a significant number of individuals reportedly concealing their financial predicaments.

Benzinga

J.D. Power Study Finds More Drivers Switching Car Insurance

The latest J.D. Power study shows that car insurance is a buyer’s market right now, as providers focus on retaining customers.

Kiplinger

Why are more shoppers struggling to repay 'buy now, pay later' loans?

Short-term lender Klarna says more customers are having trouble repaying their “buy now, pay later” loans

The Independent UK

The GOP Wants to Enroll Your Child in a Trump Account for Savings

The mobile app is live; parents can still sign up, and savings may be tracked. Here’s who is eligible and when your child receives the $1,000 seed money.

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Restaurant Guests Tip $7, Are Chased Out The Door By Angry Server

A family dining in a restaurant left a meager amount for the server's tip, and were left taken aback when he chased after them to ask for more.

Kiplinger

What to Expect in the Rest of This Year's Housing Market

Most likely, mortgage rates will stay above 6%, and home prices will climb moderately. But that shouldn't dissuade buyers who are ready to make a move.

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Tesla Drivers Are The Worst In The Country: Study

Teslas may be among the safest vehicles on the road for crashworthiness, but that doesn’t make them immune from lousy driving. A new study ranked Tesla drivers as the worst in the U.S. in 2024, surpassing Ram from the year before.

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Adobe donates US$1 million to help people in the wake of “heart breaking” destruction from LA wildfires – as insurers refuse to pay out

It's estimated that the LA wildfires could be the costliest wildfire event in California in terms of insured losses – potentially exceeding $20 billion

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Al Jazeera

LA wildfires: Is insurance the next battlefront for California residents?

Before the Los Angeles wildfires, insurers such as State Farm started to pull out of fire-prone California.

Salon

As holiday sales rise, so does debt

Less than half of those who accrued more debt intended to do so

The Independent UK

10 tips from experts to help you change your relationship with money in 2025

As the calendar changes to 2025, you might be thinking about how to approach your relationship with money in the new year

International Business Times

1 in 3 Americans Took On Holiday Debt - Here's How To Pay It Off Like A Pro

Experts comment on the financial difficulties and provide advice on debt management. According to a recent poll, 36% of consumers took on holiday debt, with the average amount reaching $1,181.

Fortune

One of the last affordable options in the housing crisis has seen prices soar faster than new homes, study says

The average sales price of new mobile homes, or manufactured homes, jumped 58.3% between 2018 and 2023, according to a new study.

The Independent UK

The Federal Reserve expects to cut rates more slowly in 2025. Here's what that could mean for you

The Federal Reserve’s third interest rate cut of the year will likely have consequences for debt, savings, auto loans, mortgages and other forms of borrowing by consumers and businesses

International Business Times

Side Hustle Ideas : 5 Ways Gen Z And Millenials Can Earn Extra Income Amid Economic Pressure

A recent survey by LendingTree reveals that more than half of young Americans have embraced side hustles to help cover rising costs of living. With many relying on these additional income streams, the study highlights popular side hustles like online tutoring, freelance writing, and print-on-demand design work.

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