Fitness, Nutrition Spending Driving About 40% of Millennials and Gen Z into Debt
It’s expensive to get in shape and lose weight, and many Americans (especially younger ones) are willing to take on debt to do it. Read More
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About 62 Million Cardholders Had Card Limits Cut, Card Accounts Closed Involuntarily During the First 4 Months of 2021
Nearly 1 in 3 credit cardholders had their card’s credit limit slashed — or had it closed altogether — during the first four months of 2021. Read More
Kids’ Competitive Activities Lead to Debt for 79% of Parents
Nearly 1 in 4 parents with a kid enrolled in a competitive extracurricular activity spend $4,000 or more yearly on that activity. Read More
55% Would Spend More on Eco-Friendly Products While Willing to Boycott Less-Green Companies
Find out about how consumer sentiment around climate change is driving a shift in spending habits, especially among younger shoppers. Read More
53% Who Took on a Pandemic Hobby Went Into Credit Card Debt as a Result
More than half of Americans said they took on some new hobby during the pandemic, and our data shows that many didn’t stop at one. Read More
More Cardholders Asking For, Getting Better Terms From Credit Card Issuers
More credit cardholders have been successful asking card issuers for breaks on late fees, annual fees and interest rates. Read More
Card Skimming at the Gas Pump: How Americans Are Reacting
Credit and debit card skimming is seen as such a threat that it has made an impact on how Americans pay for gas. Read More
Summer Flight Delay Study: Best And Worst Airports Ranked
According to LendingTree, Honolulu has had the greatest percentage of summertime flights arrive on time in the past 10 years. Read More
Nearly 4 in 10 Americans Are Mooching Off Someone Else’s Streaming Account
As of February 2021, 81% of consumers were spending money on at least one streaming service subscription. Here's a closer look. Read More
Half of Americans Said a Restaurant They Loved Has Gone Out of Business Due to Pandemic
7 in 10 Americans have dined indoors at least once during the coronavirus pandemic, led by Gen Z (83%) and six-figure earners (82%). Read More
