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Sports fans are taking on credit card debt for tickets that cost more than a mortgage payment—and still, a fifth can't even afford watching it at bars

New data shows fans are going into debt for tickets — and one in five can't even afford to watch out at a sports bar.

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3 Money Mistakes Americans Regret Making in 2025 — and How To Avoid Them

Americans revealed their biggest 2025 money mistakes. Learn how to avoid these costly financial missteps and start 2026 on stronger footing.

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4 ‘Necessities’ Boomers Spend Money on That Could Harm Their Finances

Many boomers are living on fixed incomes so it's important to be mindful of spending. Here are nonessential expenses boomers buy that could hurt their finances.

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Gen Z's credit scores are dropping. Here's what to do if yours is too

Gen Z has seen its credit score drop more than any other generation over the past year, largely because of student loan debt

The Independent UK

How to improve your credit score if you've missed student loan payments

Millions of Americans are seeing their credit scores suffer now that the U.S. government has resumed referring missed student loan payments for debt collection

The Independent UK

Here’s how you can handle your finances during economic uncertainty

Some ways of gaining better control of your finances include creating an emergency fund and finding areas where you can cut back.

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Maximize your tax return with these tips

Half of Americans reported receiving less this year — but there are steps you can take to maximize your return

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Americans have the ‘tax scaries’—but good news is waiting as the average refund goes up 7.5%

Tax season brings 1 in 3 Americans to tears, but with IRS data indicating above-average refunds, the stress might be worth it.

Fortune

“Get up to $4,000 early”: Here’s what you need to know about tax refund advance loans

Refund advance loans and fee systems have both benefits and risks.

Fortune

10 tips from experts to help you change your relationship with money in 2025

As the calendar changes to 2025, you might be thinking about how to approach your relationship with money in the new year

The Independent UK

Kroger's Under Investigation For Digital Shelf Labels: Are They Changing Prices Depending On When People Shop?

Kroger faces backlash over rapid price hikes, adding to financial burdens for consumers already struggling with soaring grocery costs.

International Business Times UK

What investors should do when there is more volatility in the market

U.S. stocks are bouncing back after the market experienced its worst day in two years on Monday, but the average investor may still be understandably spooked

The Independent UK

Strung out summer: Unaddressed childcare issues push parents to the brink

Inflation and unaffordable care force some parents to go into debt or change work hours to get through the summer.

Fortune

Tempted to try a no-buy year? Here are tips from people successfully doing it

People who start no-buy challenges at the beginning of the year can struggle to keep it going

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More people are making ‘no-buy year’ pledges amid overspending or climate concerns

The viral ‘no-buy challenge’ has led to an influx of young adults pledging to be more frugal

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The Most Common Mistakes People Make On Their Taxes, According to Experts

"There is no shame in asking for help on your taxes."

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Meet "Loud Budgeting," Gen Z's Answer to Smart Spending

The TikTok trend encourages "loud" conversations about personal finance.

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“We Can’t Afford Anything Else”: Woman Explains Why Young People Are Buying Lavish Items

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Gen Z are so annoyed that they can’t get on the housing market that they’re ‘doom spending’

For Gen Z and young Millennials, splurging feels better than stressing about the fact that they will probably be renting into retirement.

The Independent UK

How to manage holiday spending when you're dealing with student loan debt

The holidays can be a challenging time if you're on a budget

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Student Loan Borrowers See Struggle As Payment Pause Ends

With payments set to resume in October, student loan borrowers will be forced to make tough decisions regarding their finances, study shows.

The Independent UK

Haven't filed taxes yet? Don't panic. Here's what to know

The deadline to file your taxes is fast approaching

The Independent UK

What the Fed rate increase means for your credit card bill

The Federal Reserve has raised its key rate by another quarter point, bringing it to the highest level in 15 years

The Independent UK

Tax season already? Some tips for avoiding stress and scams

Tax season is here again

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