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Majority of young adults ‘feel less financially secure than they had expected’

Nearly two-thirds of Millenials surveyed made at least one purchase in the past year shaped by how they feel about ageing and where they are in life.

Evening Standard

The day that one in six UK adults will run out of money for January

51 per cent of people facing a money shortfall this month will be in the red on Thursday

The Independent UK

Majority of adults who expect to run out of cash in January ‘in red by Thursday’

Mid-January was often a time when festive spending and a longer gap between pay cheques caught up with people, Intuit Credit Karma said.

Evening Standard

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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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ChatGPTeacher: Two-Thirds of Americans Use AI for Financial Advice

Will artificial intelligence make financial advisors obsolete? It may be too soon to tell, but two-thirds of Americans are already using generative AI for financial advice, according to an Intuit Credit Karma survey released in September.

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Not So Happy Holidays. Almost Half of US Parents To Tell Kids They Can't Afford Everything On Their Wish List

Nearly half of US parents expect to tell their children they won't be able to afford everything on their holiday wish list, according to an Intuit Credit Karma survey released last month.

Benzinga

Economic Iceberg Hides Tariff Risk To Consumers

The U.S. economy may appear steady on the surface, with consumer spending strong and the stock market charging ahead. Yet beneath that optimism lurks a...

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The 529 Plan Blind Spot: Why Millions Of Parents Are Missing Out On Tax-Free College Savings

It's no secret that raising kids is a major financial commitment. Among the more common financial concerns parents have is the ability to help fund a child's education.

Benzinga

'Vibe-Based Budgeting' And 'Revenge Saving': How Emotion-Based Habits Could Actually Boost Your Net Worth

For years, financial experts have warned against letting emotions dictate our financial habits. Decisions about spending, saving, and investing should all come from a logical, fact-based place, they say.

Benzinga

Are DINK Marriages Actually More Fragile Than Those With Children?

Recently, there has been a rise in the DINK lifestyle. A 2024 study by Intuit Credit Karma found that 40% of Gen Z and millennial women aspire to a DINK lifestyle. Many cite financial freedom and personal fulfillment as motivators. The question is, does a DINK marriage have a chance…

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Gym, skincare and streaming among ‘essentials’ for some Gen-Z adults

One in seven adults surveyed across all age groups would rather cut their long-term savings than give up certain lifestyle expenses.

Evening Standard

Impulsive spending and sleepless nights fuel financial anxiety in UK

24 per cent of people admit to spending money on items they do not need when tired

The Independent UK

A third of Britons say financial anxiety keeps them awake at night

Some 24% of Britons admit to spending money on items they do not need when tired, with 15% saying they are more likely to buy food or takeaways.

Evening Standard

The average age women can expect to empty their pension pot – and why it is younger than men

Some female retirees could end up with a 14-year shortfall between their private pension funds running out, and the end of their life, L&G said.

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Women ‘risk emptying their private pension pots a decade earlier than men’

Some female retirees could end up with a 14-year shortfall between their private pension funds running out, and the end of their life, L&G said.

The Independent UK

Almost one in five UK adults expect to run out of money for January – by today

More than half of adults who expect to run out of money in January will have used up all their monthly income by January 15, research indicates

Fortune

Intuit Credit Karma’s CEO says he got the top job by taking roles no one wanted

Intuit Credit Karma’s CEO credits his rise to consistently taking jobs no one else wanted and excelling at them.

The Independent UK

Tips to help graduates living on a tight budget – as a third delay major life milestones

Nearly half of young adults feel they are only just managing to make ends meet on their salaries, a new study reveals.

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The Independent UK

June 14 and 15 are the most common dates for applying for credit cards and loans – here’s why

There may be alternative options for some people to consider rather than going into debt

The Independent UK

Credit scores ‘could receive a boost as General Election approaches’

Being on the electoral register may potentially have a positive impact on someone’s credit rating.

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Report: Rockets to have new jersey patch sponsor in 2024-25

After three seasons with Intuit Credit Karma, the Rockets will have a new jersey patch sponsor in the 2024-25 season, the Houston Business Journal reports.

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