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New Intuit Credit Karma data shows that the cost of sports fandom today is reshaping consumer behavior, from budget-conscious cutbacks to the rationale behind once-in-a-lifetime splurges Key Takeaways: It’s been an exciting stretch for sports in America with the Knicks just ending a 53-year title drought, the FIFA World Cup on home soil for the […]
New Intuit Credit Karma data finds that the soaring cost of everyday necessities is pushing Americans to sacrifice their comfort, health, and social lives just to get by this summer. And, even those actively trying to cut back can’t get ahead. Key Takeaways: The rising cost of everyday necessities is forcing Americans into a summer […]
New Intuit Credit Karma data finds that many young adults feel forced to choose between financial security and family formation Note: This study was conducted among 629 U.S. adults ages 18-45, among whom 629 don’t want to have any/more children or are unsure if they want to (referred to as Gen Z and millennials throughout). […]
New Intuit Credit Karma data finds that rising costs are forcing Americans to make tough trade-offs this summer, but not everyone is willing to scale back. Note: This study was conducted among Gen Z, Millennial and Gen X adults. Throughout this article, respondents are referred to as “Americans.” Key takeaways: According to a new study […]
New Intuit Credit Karma data reveals how economic pressure and financial literacy gaps are shaping financial independence for Gen Z Key takeaways: How young adults are navigating money today Financial independence has long been treated as an early marker of adulthood. Get a job, get a place, get a handle on your money. Yet today, […]
A new Intuit Credit Karma/Harris Poll study finds that 8 in 10 parents of kids in grades K-11 (81%) say AI has changed how they think about their child’s future career, and 89% are taking action. Key takeaways: As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes industries and redefines what it means to have a stable, successful career, […]
A new Intuit Credit Karma/Harris Poll study finds 78% of Americans don’t feel financially secure — and doing everything right is not enough. Most Americans believe they’ve made smart financial decisions, but doing the “right thing” doesn’t always feel like enough. Many believe that even if financial success exists on paper, it doesn’t guarantee that […]
Tax refunds could cover next month’s rent, but data reveals some still delay filing By Lisa Greene-Lewis, CPA and Tax Expert, TurboTax Key Takeaways The tax deadline is quickly approaching, and for millions of Americans, it couldn’t come at a better time. With grocery bills climbing, rent and gas eating up bigger chunks of paychecks, […]
New data from Intuit Credit Karma and TurboTax highlights how many Americans feel they are making informed financial decisions. “I’ve Got This”… Or Do We? Nearly three-quarters of Americans (74%) say they consider themselves financially literate, especially when it comes to budgeting with 64% feeling very or extremely confident managing a budget. But confidence drops […]
In a time of rising costs and economic uncertainty, tax refunds have become a lifeline for many Americans. While many aim to save their refund or pay down debt, a majority rely on refunds for essential expenses, and they want that money in their pocket as soon as possible. According to a new study conducted […]