2 in 3 Parents Stressed About Paying For Back-to-School, Up From 43% in 2019
Our annual back-to-school survey reveals a significant stress uptick among parents compared to last year’s report. Read More
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About 70 Million Cardholders Had Credit Limits Cut, Card Accounts Closed Involuntarily In Past 60 Days
More than one-third of cardholders said they involuntarily had a credit limit reduced or a credit card account closed in a 60-day period. Read More
38% of Americans Are Currently Boycotting a Company, and Many Cite Political and Coronavirus Pandemic-Related Reasons
The pandemic and protests against social injustice have given consumers even more of an incentive to express their disapproval. Read More
Number of New Credit Cards Falls for Second Consecutive Month, Down 65% in May
For the second month in a row, the number of new credit cards declined along with average credit limits tied to new cards. Read More
Number of Newly Opened Credit Cards Fell Nearly 75% in April
As both consumers and issuers wrestled with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the number of new card accounts plummeted. Read More
Many Americans More Than Tripled Subscription Service Spending Amid Social Distancing
1 in 3 respondents had purchased a new online subscription as they sheltered at home to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. Read More
Nearly 50 Million Cardholders Had Credit Limits Reduced, Card Closed Involuntarily in Past Month
One in four cardholders said they’ve had their credit limit slashed or even had a card closed by their issuer in the past 30 days Read More
62% of Americans Don’t Know The Most Important Credit Scoring Factor
Nearly 2 in 3 Americans don’t know that your payment history is the most important factor in determining your credit score. Read More
Nearly Half of Gen Z and Millennials Plan to Donate to a Political Campaign in 2020
Americans say they’re ready to give money to help political campaigns in 2020, even if they had never done so before. Read More
Survey: Nearly 1 in 3 Americans ‘Turned Off’ If Partner Overspends on Valentine’s Day
31% of respondents reported they would be “turned off” by their partner overspending on Valentine’s Day, according to a survey. Read More
