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Raising kids is a significant financial commitment, and for some, the associated costs influence decisions about whether or when to have children. Among these expenses, education often ranks as one of the largest and most unpredictable. Yet, many parents may feel uncertain about the most effective ways to save for these costs, or whether they’re […]
Back-to-school shopping is shaping up to be a major source of financial stress for parents this year, prompting many to take on debt, cut back on essentials, and tap into every possible resource to save money. According to new data from Intuit Credit Karma, even more parents are feeling the financial squeeze heading into this […]
Regardless of economists’ claims that tariffs haven’t raised prices as much as initially expected, many Americans report noticing higher costs and are adjusting their finances in response. According to new data from Intuit Credit Karma, 62% of consumers say they’ve experienced price increases for everyday goods and services that they shop for, as a result […]
As a cloud of economic anxiety hangs overhead, Americans are increasingly caught between trusting their own financial reality and reacting to the noise surrounding the economy. According to new data from Intuit Credit Karma, roughly half (51%) of Americans report having a positive monthly cash flow, and 72% say their cash flow has either improved […]
With the resumption of federal student loan collection efforts, many borrowers are facing financial pressure, sharp declines in credit scores, and limited options for repayment. Not only are budgets strained, but mental health is also suffering as fears of long-term indebtedness weigh heavily on borrowers. According to a new study conducted online by The Harris […]
Faced with rising costs, many Americans are reevaluating their spending habits and trying to cut back through a “no-buy” or “low-buy” lifestyle, while others are blowing money to cope with concerns about the economy. According to a new study by Intuit Credit Karma, 44% of Americans say they are currently taking part in, or considering […]
This summer, everyone’s after the same thing: a good time. But while some are ready to spend freely to make that happen, others are swapping pricey vacations, concerts, and fine dining for budget-friendly alternatives. According to a new study conducted by Intuit Credit Karma, about one-third of Americans (34%) expect to spend less on non-essentials […]
Young Americans are feeling anxious about their place in an uncertain job market, as recession fears continue to climb. With graduation season ushering in a new wave of Gen Z adults into the workforce, many will enter a job market that feels anything but welcoming. According to a new study conducted online by The Harris […]
While it’s fair to say Americans are living through a cost-of-living crisis, some seem to be embracing a “life goes on” mentality when it comes to spending. It raises the question: have we started to adjust to a new economic normal – not by cutting back, but by redefining what we’re not willing to live […]
While many couples are saying ‘I do’ in ways that reduce spending on their end, the cost of being a wedding guest has never been higher. Trends like micro-weddings, destination ceremonies, and multi-day events are pushing attendees to spend beyond their means, turning the celebration of love into a financial burden. According to a new […]