Tag: Consumer Behavior

The numbers: Only 41% of U.S. adults say they could use savings to cover a $1,000 emergency expense, down from ...

Many consumers use the month of January to reflect on their financial goals and make resolutions to improve their personal ...

Consumers are turning increasingly pessimistic about the state and future of the economy and are making adjustments, like pulling back ...

Defaults on credit card debt have surged to their highest levels since the 2008 financial crisis, signaling worsening financial conditions ...

Zillennials, individuals born between 1991 and 1999, are influencing payment preferences as their spending power grows. This tech-savvy generation favors ...

Financial well-being is falling across many demographics, and more Americans are struggling to keep up with everyday expenses. This trend ...

The latest Outlook on American Life report from H&R Block offers a mixed view of Americans' financial health. While income ...

Key Takeaways Rejection rates for credit applications increased across the board Consumer credit demand remained relatively stable Households show slight ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday released the results of a survey of individuals with student loans, offering insights into ...

Key takeaways: Overall payment declines dropped from 18% to 12% in two years 23% of financially struggling consumers faced a ...