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Some 67% of newlyweds took on debt to pay for their weddings, a survey released by LendingTree in April found. Of that number, less than two-thirds had paid off what they owe, and 47% say they won't be caught up for at least six months. 

Ever reach the checkout and realize your favorite grocery items seem lighter than before—yet the price climbed? That’s shrinkflation in action, and it’s hurting your pocketbook even if the label hasn’t changed. Knowing which grocery items have been downsized—but still cost more—helps you spot the sneaky shifts and compare unit…

In one northern state it can cost almost $40,000 to have a child

Benzinga examined the prospects for many investors' favorite stocks over the last week — here's a look at some of our top stories.

On average, Social Security covers 30.11% of retirees’ spending. Fortunately, there are places where those dollars will stretch further and cover more of your spending.

A recent analysis by LendingTree looked at the 50 largest metros where property taxes have gone up most and found that four cities in Florida are among them. 

Apple makes well-designed and durable products that many people around the world use, but they aren't exactly cheap. According to a LendingTree survey, around a quarter of Americans have taken on an...

A new study from LendingTree analyzed DUI statistics from 50 of America's largest cities, finding that BMW owners were most likely to be caught driving under the influence. The study also found that Gen Z drivers had a higher DUI rate than any other age group. 

The latest J.D. Power study shows that car insurance is a buyer’s market right now, as providers focus on retaining customers.

Short-term lender Klarna says more customers are having trouble repaying their “buy now, pay later” loans

The federal government will soon auto-enroll your kid in a tax-advantaged ‘Trump Account’ under the so-called "big, beautiful bill."