26% of Women Outearn Their Partner, and Taylor Swift Is Helping Shift Norms
About 1 in 4 (24%) couples with income differences experience frequent or very frequent conflict as a result. Read More
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Airlines and Airports With the Worst On-Time Arrival Performances in 2023 — A Closer Look at Flight Delays, Cancellations and More
As we get deeper into 2023, airports worldwide seem to have become synonymous with a lingering sense of anticipation and frustration. Read More
Spending on Delivery Services Up 159% Since 2021 to $407 Monthly, on Average
On-demand delivery service users spend an average of $407 a month on these conveniences, a significant increase from $157 in 2021. Read More
Back-to-School Shoppers Plan to Spend an Average of $700, and 68% Are Stressed About Paying for It
Almost half of Americans (46%) will go back-to-school shopping for someone this summer, and they plan to spend an average of $702. Read More
Top Credit Card Issuers Dole Out $67.9 Billion in Reward Payments in 2022, But Interchange Fees More Than Make Up for Them
The largest issuers of credit cards paid $67.9 billion for reward redemption and partner payments in 2022, according to our research. Read More
Grocery Rewards Credit Cards Can Earn Shoppers Hundreds, but the Fine Print Means Many Americans Will Miss Out
Grocery rewards cards can be lucrative, potentially earning a family that spends around $100 a week on groceries $300 in cash back in a year. Read More
Fans Shake off High Ticket Prices for the Love of Rock and Roll, With Concert Hopefuls Planning To Spend Nearly $800 on Their Favorite Artists This Year
65% would like to attend a concert or live show this summer or fall, and they’re willing to shell out a maximum of $323 for a ticket. Read More
Parents With Young Children Spend Average of $731 Annually on Kids’ Extracurriculars, and Majority Believe It’ll Lead to Income or Career
Parents with kids in extracurriculars spend an average of $731 per child on these activities, according to a LendingTree survey. Read More
Americans Paid an Estimated $25 Billion More in Credit Card Interest and Fees in 2022 Than in 2021
Americans paid an estimated $133.1 billion in credit card interest and fees to banks, credit unions and finance companies in 2022. Read More
Despite Federal Reserve Rate Hikes, 76% of Lower Credit Card APR Requests Were Granted in Past Year
More than 3 in 4 cardholders who asked for a lower interest rate on one of their credit cards in the past year got one. Read More
