Most Americans spend money on at least one substance or gambling method. That’s 84 percent who spend on alcohol, lottery ...

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A new NerdWallet survey finds that when it comes to money and relationships, some Americans wouldn’t date someone with credit card debt, and others have limits on how much debt is too much. Many, or ...

Stagnant wages, increasing student loan debt, and the gender wage gap all contribute to financial generational divides, a Credit One Bank survey of ... likely to discuss money with their parents ...

One in four people admit in a new WalletHub survey to lying on a regular basis about money. Consumer Investigator Rachel ...

Forty percent of Americans in a committed relationship have kept a financial secret, which includes, keeping or have kept a ...

Pessimism can lead people to save money in fear of emergencies, but optimism has been found to have a stronger link with saving behavior, according to a new study published by the American ...

The survey also reveals other frustrations ... High interest rates are also changing how people manage their money, with 64% ...

According to the report, 73% of Ghanaian consumers use it weekly. Thirty two percent use it for transfer of money, while 28% use to pay bills and 54% use it to purchase airtime, ...