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Survey shows 45 percent of couples borrow money to pay for weddings

A new study by LendingTree found that around 45 percent of married couples between the ages of 18 and 53 went into debt to pay for their wedding. Read More
Survey: 56% of Newlyweds Went Into Debt to Pay for Their Wedding

Survey: 56% of Newlyweds Went Into Debt to Pay for Their Wedding Over half of newly married couples borrowed money to help pay for their wedding expenses, and many of them regret doing so. Read More
Survey shows 61 percent of consumers ‘dread’ the holidays

Findings from a recent survey show that many consumers actively dread the holiday season because of the high amount of pressure to spend money. Read More
Consumer Reports Survey: 61 Percent of Recently Married Couples Admit ...

Order enough for half the guests and still expect to see leftovers. In Consumer Reports survey, 22 percent of respondents said they made favors themselves to save money. Read More
Survey: Most Say Men Should Pay for First Date in Hetero Couples

A new NerdWallet survey shows how Americans think about dating and finances, and how much they expect to pay for their Valentine’s Day plans this year. Read More
78.8 Percent of Couples Are Expecting To Go Over Their Wedding Budget ...

78.8 Percent of Couples Are Expecting To Go Over Their Wedding Budget and 65.7 Percent are Interested in Flexible Payment Solutions, According to Carats & Cake’s Inaugural Consumer Survey ... Read More
Money blog: Would you pay almost £13 for Pret's new salad? Here's what ...

Money blog: Would you pay almost £13 for Pret's new salad? Here's what thousands of you told us Welcome to the Money blog, Sky News' personal finance and consumer hub. Read More
Buy now, pay later users are young, well-off and now, very debt laden

Buy now, pay later users are young and well-off but accumulating a mountain of debt and nearing the edge of a financial cliff, research shows. Read More
Survey: Over 42% of College Students Have Credit Card Debt - U.S. News

In our 2022 survey, more than 67% of students had a credit card account of their own. The 2023 survey shows that 52.7% of respondents have a credit card in their own name, which is a nearly 22% ... Read More
Survey: 45% of Americans would prefer to skip Christmas - NBC News

Some 45 percent of those polled said the holiday season brings so much financial pressure, they would prefer to skip it altogether. Read More
Survey: Americans think comfort requires earning a $186,000 salary

The average full-time worker makes about $79,000, according to the US Census Bureau, and recent survey showed many Americans feel they need much more. Read More
Americans Borrowed $88 Billion to Pay for Health Care Last Year, Survey ...

Americans borrowed an estimated $88 billion over the last year to pay for health care, according to a survey released on Tuesday by Gallup and the nonprofit West Health. Read More
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