Money

Cryptocurrencies, led by Bitcoin which recently surpassed $72,000, are experiencing a significant surge with the total market value nearing $2.6 trillion.

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans revealed a significant rise in impulse purchases as a coping mechanism during the pandemic, with spending increasing from an average of $155.03 in January 2020 to $182.98 by April.

A study by cognitive scientist Jordan Suchow reveals that while rarity typically increases the value of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), excessive demand for rare NFTs can actually undermine their worth.

A recent survey commissioned by Laurel Road highlights the financial strains faced by young Americans, particularly millennials and Gen Z, as they navigate romantic relationships.

A recent study indicates that one in four American households may have dangerous lead levels in their soil, with nearly 30 million homes affected.

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans reveals that many struggle to maintain a healthy diet due to high prices for organic foods and a lack of trust in the food industry.

Researchers from the University of Georgia suggest that eliminating paper money in the U.S.

A recent survey conducted by Healthy Paws Pet Insurance reveals that new pet parents should expect to spend over $1,100 in the first six months of pet ownership, starting with an average of $553 in upfront costs like adoption fees and food.

Researchers from the University of Toronto have found that a new algorithm focusing on variety significantly boosts online retail engagement, achieving increases in customer traffic by 5 to 30 percent.

A recent study suggests that proactive financial planning can not only improve one’s financial situation but may also extend lifespan.

The tax filing deadline for 2023 is extended to April 18, giving procrastinators three extra days to file their taxes due to April 15 falling on a Saturday and the following Monday being Emancipation Day, a federal holiday.

A survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Capital One reveals that 58% of Americans have fundamentally changed their financial thinking due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with 56% reporting a new perspective on financial well-being.

A recent study by Michigan Medicine reveals that U.S.

A new study by researchers from Columbia University reveals that agreeable individuals tend to save less money than their more conscientious counterparts due to their prioritization of social interactions over financial planning.

A new study reveals that Americans face nearly 30 scams each month, with a significant number receiving multiple scam emails, phone calls, and texts.

A study at Mount Sinai Hospital highlights the financial strain many parents face after childbirth, emphasizing that out-of-pocket medical costs from pregnancy and delivery can lead to significant debt, especially for low-income families.

A recent OnePoll survey indicates that despite a high level of self-confidence, over half of Americans are confused about health insurance, earning an average D-grade on their knowledge of the topic.

A recent study from Oregon State University reveals that 77% of low-to-moderate income U.S.

A recent survey reveals that over 80% of Americans support ongoing monthly stimulus checks until the end of the pandemic, with 82% believing the one-time $1,200 check is insufficient.

A recent survey revealed that 40% of Americans believe winning the lottery is their best chance of homeownership, as home affordability remains critically low.

A study from Japan suggests that listening to nature sounds, specifically the buzz of insects, can help reduce stress and curb gambling disorders.

Researchers at Duke University found that individuals who excel at saving money often do so not through willpower or complex analysis, but by quickly focusing solely on the potential larger rewards rather than being distracted by time constraints or smaller immediate gains.

A study published in PLOS ONE reveals a significant correlation between the wealth of U.S.

A recent survey conducted by Zillow revealed that nearly half of real estate experts and economists believe the U.S.

A study published in JAMA Network Open highlights that the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) could save Medicare beneficiaries over $7,000 annually in out-of-pocket costs for common oral cancer medications, with average savings estimated at $7,260 in 2024.

A study from Penn State found that while online reviews, particularly 'top reviews,' can influence consumer purchasing decisions and enhance customer satisfaction, an overload of featured reviews can lead to diminished interest in products.

A study from the University of Notre Dame reveals that consumers prefer paying in cash for guilt-inducing purchases, such as unhealthy snacks or overpriced items, to eliminate any trace of those transactions that might lead to feelings of regret.

Research from the Berkeley Haas School of Business challenges common myths about securing cheaper airline tickets, revealing that many widely-held beliefs about airline pricing are incorrect.

A study from the Bayes Business School at City University London reveals that a CEO's surname significantly impacts their career trajectory, influencing their pay and job security.

A recent study found that the average American believes they need $5,078 in a 'rainy day fund' for financial preparedness, with generational differences showing Gen Z needing about $4,286 and baby boomers $6,490.70.

A recent report from Zumper highlights the staggering average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in New York City, currently at $4,080, making it the most expensive in the U.S.

A new survey reveals that the average American spends nearly $3,000 annually on unused groceries, with individuals throwing away about $63 worth of food each week.

Research has found that the stomach hormone ghrelin, known for triggering appetite and fat accumulation, may also influence impulsive spending behaviors, particularly regarding items that activate the brain's reward center.

A recent survey conducted by Affirm reveals that the coronavirus pandemic has significantly altered holiday shopping habits in the U.S.

A recent survey by OnePoll for SurePayroll revealed that nearly 48% of Americans experience anxiety about taxes, with most beginning to file in February or March.

This article provides a comprehensive beginner's guide to understanding 401(k) plans, which are employer-sponsored retirement accounts in the U.S.

A recent survey by Homes.com revealed that the average American's dream home is a modest single-family house featuring four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and modern amenities, rather than extravagant mansions.

A global survey commissioned by Yubico reveals that nearly half of the 20,000 respondents have fallen victim to cyberattacks or scams, with 45% reporting compromised personal data.

A study finds that the coronavirus pandemic has caused significant financial strain on local 'mom and pop' shops, with 50% of Americans witnessing their favorite businesses close, and 68% knowing an affected owner.

The upcoming Mega Millions drawing on August 8, 2023, features a record-breaking jackpot of $1.55 billion, the fifth in the game's history to exceed a billion.