The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on the U.S. economy—including APRs. A new LendingTree report shows where mortgage and refinance rates have fallen the most.
LendingTree ranks the nation’s 50 largest metros by their year-over-year percent decline in both purchase and refinance APRs.
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Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? Nearly half of consumers expect spending to go back to normal within three to six months, according to a new survey.
A quarter think 3 to 6 months will be the sweet spot
3 in 10 cardholders are using credit cards “more than ever” since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
Given the enormous impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the American economy, banks are reining in lending.
Coronavirus scams are on the rise. 15% of folks say they have been targeted.
Suspicious messages alleged to be from government health organizations, healthcare providers
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The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on the U.S. economy—including APRs. A new LendingTree report shows where mortgage and refinance rates have fallen the most.
LendingTree ranks the nation’s 50 largest metros by their year-over-year percent decline in both purchase and refinance APRs.
As economic anxiety grows, many consumers have decided the housing market is a gamble they are less willing to take.
Consumer sentiment is the lowest it has been since November 2011
Don't miss your state's tax filing deadline!
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Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? Nearly half of consumers expect spending to go back to normal within three to six months, according to a new survey.
A quarter think 3 to 6 months will be the sweet spot
Quick show of hands: Who has contacted their car insurer for financial assistance?
Auto insurance companies are giving credit or refunds to their policyholders during the COVID-19 pandemic. But consumers who need more financial help should take advantage of the various forms of assistance that may be available from their insurer.
Folks are feeling the most economic anxiety in five years, according to a new survey.
Consumers worried about employment outlook, unpaid bills
3 in 10 cardholders are using credit cards “more than ever” since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
Given the enormous impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the American economy, banks are reining in lending.
Here's what workplaces may look like once employees finally do return to their offices and cubicles.
72% of workers may avoid shaking hands with business contacts
Have you joined co-workers for a virtual happy hour? One-third of folks are hanging out with colleagues more amid the quarantine.
55% of adults have joined a virtual happy hour during coronavirus pandemic
Are you feeling lonely during this period of social distancing? Almost half of Americans are too, according to our latest survey.
With stay-at-home orders in place across America, ValuePenguin's goal was to better understand how Americans are coping with the lack of social interactions. Our survey found that nearly half of Americans are struggling with loneliness amid social distancing, and many are feeling more anxious.
Looking for student loan relief?
These states offer more than the federal government.
Like with tackling the coronavirus pandemic itself, state governments are stepping in to assist struggling student loan borrowers.
Travel insurance is no longer optional. Here's what to know about buying coverage once the pandemic is over.
Travel insurance is no longer optional. After hundreds of thousands of travelers lost deposits, nonrefundable tickets and activities because of the coronavirus outbreak, it's more or less mandatory. But how do you buy travel insurance after the pandemic?
Millennials are delaying major life events like buying a home, getting married, or having children.
Millennials postponing weddings, children, homeownership
Would you like to see mass student loan forgiveness?
Student Loan Hero's new survey on what voters think of mass student loan forgiveness shows half see it as unfair to those who already paid off their debts.
Have you joined co-workers for a virtual happy hour? One-third of folks are hanging out with colleagues more amid the quarantine.
55% of adults have joined a virtual happy hour during coronavirus pandemic
Canceling summer plans because of the coronavirus pandemic? Here's what to expect in refunds.
Half of Americans are canceling vacation plans, and many have lost money on nonrefundable travel expenses because of the coronavirus pandemic.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, more folks are using mobile apps for groceries and other essentials.
77% using them to buy groceries and other essentials during crisis
Are you feeling lonely during this period of social distancing? Almost half of Americans are too, according to our latest survey.
With stay-at-home orders in place across America, ValuePenguin's goal was to better understand how Americans are coping with the lack of social interactions. Our survey found that nearly half of Americans are struggling with loneliness amid social distancing, and many are feeling more anxious.
As some states begin to ease restrictions, many Americans are feeling uneasy about their post-pandemic shopping habits.
Women more concerned with safety of brick-and-mortars than men
Are you struggling to find toilet paper or paper towels? Younger shoppers may be the ones to blame, according to a new survey.
53% of shoppers under 30 admit to hoarding products
Looking for student loan relief?
These states offer more than the federal government.
Like with tackling the coronavirus pandemic itself, state governments are stepping in to assist struggling student loan borrowers.
Travel insurance is no longer optional. Here's what to know about buying coverage once the pandemic is over.
Travel insurance is no longer optional. After hundreds of thousands of travelers lost deposits, nonrefundable tickets and activities because of the coronavirus outbreak, it's more or less mandatory. But how do you buy travel insurance after the pandemic?
Certain habits and behaviors may never go back to what they were before the coronavirus outbreak, according to a new survey.
Shopping behaviors, saving priorities, workplace policies likely to see long-lasting modifications
While 60% of small businesses applied for PPP funding, only 5% of companies received a slice of the money, according to a new LendingTree survey.
A new LendingTree survey found that just 5% of business owners have received a PPP loan, though 60% had applied for funding.
Have you canceled summer travel? Almost half of those with upcoming trips lost money on nonrefundable costs.
Nearly half of those with an upcoming trip lost money on nonrefundable costs, averaging more than $800.
Have you received your COVID-19 stimulus money? Here are the best ways to spend it, according to experts.
As the coronavirus pandemic plunges the economy into a fragile state, the U.S. federal government is throwing taxpayers a lifeline in the form of stimulus…
Don't get caught off guard by a sudden credit limit decrease.
As financial conditions tighten, credit card issuers have begun lowering credit limits, sometimes without notice.
Younger generations, Gen Z and millennials, say videoconferencing is hurting their productivity.
More than half of Gen Z, millennial workers say videoconferencing hurts their productivity
If you're feeling discouraged about postponing or downsizing your big day, a new survey from LendingTree says you're not alone.
Social distancing has made it all but impossible to get married. Most engaged couples postponed their wedding due to the coronavirus, losing $3,330+ in doing so.
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