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Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many companies are still hiring. In fact, 28% of senior managers have bumped up starting salaries during COVID-19, according to a new survey.
28% of senior managers have increased starting salaries for new hires since COVID-19 crisis hit
This week, the Federal Reserve voted to keep its benchmark rate near zero. Tendayi Kapfidze, chief economist at LendingTree covers how it may impact mortgages.
The Federal Reserve voted Wednesday to leave its benchmark lending rate—what banks charge one another for short-term borrowing—unchanged and near zero.
The latest MagnifyMoney survey shows 30% of working parents are 'terrified' of losing their job as they try to balance child care amid the pandemic.
With schools across the U.S. still struggling with reopening plans, many districts are turning to fully remote learning to begin the fall semester. This means…
72% of Americans opted out of summer vacation this year, according to a new LendingTree report.
Nearly 3 in 4 Americans — or 72% — didn’t take a summer vacation at all, according to new data from LendingTree.
59 million Americans have freelanced over the past year, which is 2 million more than 2019, according to a new Upwork survey.
Annual earnings over that period estimated at $1.2 trillion total
A new survey shows 80% of Gen Zers are following best practices for the pandemic—including mask-wearing (79%), staying home when feeling sick (77%), and more.
Young people overwhelmingly taking proactive steps to curb coronavirus spread
Honesty may be the best policy—but a new survey shows most employees are willing to stretch the truth for some time off.
More than 8 in 10 have feigned sickness at least once
The pandemic has been difficult for many Americans—but new research says women and parents may be struggling the most.
56% of women report higher levels of anxiety compared with 43% of men
Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many companies are still hiring. In fact, 28% of senior managers have bumped up starting salaries during COVID-19, according to a new survey.
28% of senior managers have increased starting salaries for new hires since COVID-19 crisis hit
A new LendingTree study looked at the leverage buyers have in the nation’s biggest cities. Here's where buyers' budgets can get the most and the least.
The price of your home shouldn’t exceed three times your annual income, financial experts advise. But some markets don't reflect that guidance well.
Despite the easing of stay-at-home orders, many consumers are still wary of indoor dining. As a result, folks are opting for takeout and spending an average of $67 per week.
Consumers spending on average $67 per week
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11 common homebuying mistakes
While only one in three seniors worry about getting COVID-19 themselves, over 70% worry about younger relatives.
While only one in three seniors is worried about getting sick themselves, more than 70% of seniors expressed concerns about the virus's effects on their younger relatives.
While many got mortgage relief, only 5% couldn't have paid their mortgage without it. 71.5% of those who were given forbearance now feel "a lot" or "a little" guilty, according to a LendingTree report.
But a rule has changed so those homeowners can now refinance despite their forbearance.
While some businesses have returned to normal, many are still encouraging employees to work from home, without a planned return date.
But more than one-third intend to have workers back in the office by early 2021
Our latest survey reveals some strong opinions about assisted living or nursing homes: over 40% of folks don't trust these facilities to keep residents safe during the pandemic.
Forty-one percent of participants in a new survey said they don’t trust assisted living communities and nursing homes to keep older adults safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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11 common homebuying mistakes
Should you consider wedding insurance during the pandemic? Here are some things to consider.
Some insurance carriers have made changes to their coverage since the coronavirus outbreak began.
Despite an increase in credit card fraud attempts, only 33% of Americans have checked their credit reports over the past year.
Despite having the ability to check their credit reports for free once a week since April, just a little over a third of consumers did so.
While many got mortgage relief, only 5% couldn't have paid their mortgage without it. 71.5% of those who were given forbearance now feel "a lot" or "a little" guilty, according to a LendingTree report.
But a rule has changed so those homeowners can now refinance despite their forbearance.
While only one in three seniors worry about getting COVID-19 themselves, over 70% worry about younger relatives.
While only one in three seniors is worried about getting sick themselves, more than 70% of seniors expressed concerns about the virus's effects on their younger relatives.
As the pandemic continues, 53% of prospective homeowners would prefer to have a home office over an extra bedroom, according to a new survey.
Office space, Wi-Fi top consumers’ wish lists in age of COVID-19
While some businesses have returned to normal, many are still encouraging employees to work from home, without a planned return date.
But more than one-third intend to have workers back in the office by early 2021
A recent MagnifyMoney study shows 6 in 10 Americans need another stimulus payment to make ends meet—and 73% of consumers support another round of relief checks.
As the coronavirus pandemic shows little to no sign of slowing, the U.S. government is struggling to come to an agreement on another relief package…
There's no doubt about it—the coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on commuting. In fact, 62% of workers have ditched public transportation, according to new data.
Pandemic may have changed commuting life forever
Drivers say card skimming is on the rise for the second year in a row, according to a new report from CompareCards.
Nearly a third of those who purchased gas in the last 30 days believe they’ve been a victim of either card skimming at the pump.
A new MagnifyMoney report finds that only 17% of Americans trust the stock market completely—which includes only 5% of women.
Investing is a core component of building wealth over the long term. However, a new survey from MagnifyMoney reveals a concerning, yet common, sentiment: Many…
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, a recent survey shows many folks have saved money by canceling major purchases.
Survey shows 63% postponed or ditched major purchases because of the coronavirus
Laura may not be the last devastating hurricane of 2020—and our new report shows many folks in high-risk states may not be prepared.
Homeowners need to be ready and insured for what’s predicted to be a lively hurricane season.
Drivers say card skimming is on the rise for the second year in a row, according to a new report from CompareCards.
Nearly a third of those who purchased gas in the last 30 days believe they’ve been a victim of either card skimming at the pump.
As kids return to school and the pandemic continues, many parents face a new set of financial challenges, according to a new COUNTRY Financial survey.
Survey shows pandemic increasing costs, cutting into work hours for parents
Curbside pickup has become popular amid the pandemic—but a new survey reveals other perks of using the service.
Survey suggests curbside service saves an average 13 minutes per shopping trip
Our new report shows most Americans worked through the summer this year. 72% of folks didn't take a summer vacation—and 44% didn't use any of their paid time off.
Few consumers went on vacation during summer 2020, and 44% of working Americans did not use any of their paid time off
A new MagnifyMoney report finds that only 17% of Americans trust the stock market completely—which includes only 5% of women.
Investing is a core component of building wealth over the long term. However, a new survey from MagnifyMoney reveals a concerning, yet common, sentiment: Many…
As the pandemic continues, many folks are still working remotely—and it has had a mixed impact on mental health, according to new research.
While workers value flexibility, 42% say co-workers expect them to be ‘always on’
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