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Last updated: Apr 23, 2025

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How long would your emergency savings last?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2011
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Last updated: May 17, 2024

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How would you pay for a $1,000 unplanned expense?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2018
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Last updated: Dec 6, 2024

Emergency savings
Do you have more credit card debt or emergency savings?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2011
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Last updated: Jan 3, 2025

Credit card debt
What is your biggest financial priority?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2018
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Last updated: Jan 3, 2025

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How long have you carried a credit card balance?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2019
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Last updated: Nov 13, 2024

Credit card debt
How do you prefer to invest your money?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2013
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Last updated: Jan 17, 2025

Investing
What is your personal finance outlook this year?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2018
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Last updated: Nov 6, 2024

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What are your financial goals?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2018
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Last updated: Nov 6, 2024

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How do you define the American dream?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2021
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Last updated: Mar 4, 2025

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What's holding you back from homeownership?
Surveying U.S. adults since 2021
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Last updated: Mar 4, 2025

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With smart planning, young Americans can vastly improve their financial security.
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What would you do this holiday season to save money on your vacation?
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Over the past sweltering summer, 72% of Americans had higher electric bills.
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The mark it’ll leave on the U.S. economy — and households — is uncertain.
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People are impulsively spending hundreds on products seen on social media.
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Men are three times more likely than women to hold one of the top 20 most lucrative degrees, according to new Bankrate research.
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What would you change for the chance to work remote, hybrid, or for a shorter week?
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Increased buying activity may lead to higher long-term returns – if investors are doing it right.
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Over 1 in 3 people tapped emergency savings in the past year, per a new Bankrate survey.
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The gender pay gap impacts all women, but not in the same way.
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On average, Americans have kept the same bank accounts for over a decade.
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That $100K salary goes a lot further in some metros than others. Here’s why.
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Paying down debt is a top financial goal for Americans next year.
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That’s even as the latest data shows that wages are rising faster than prices.
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With Social Security funds projected to run out, Gen Xers are worried about their benefits.
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Despite inflation and expenses, there are ways to increase your emergency savings.
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Homeownership is still very much a symbol of the American Dream.
It can be a smart strategy, provided you understand what you’re risking.
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Aspiring homebuyers need an annual household income of nearly $117,000 to afford the typical home in the U.S., according to a new Bankrate study.
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Along with strategies to stay solvent during your redo.
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Nationwide, the typical home costs nearly 37 percent more to buy than to rent on a monthly basis.
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This is the salary you’ll need to afford a typical home in your state.
Is it worth using retirement savings to fund a down payment on a home?
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More than half of aspiring homeowners in a new Bankrate survey say cost of living and low incomes prevent them from saving for a down payment and closing costs.
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Fewer than half of Americans are planning to travel this summer, with costs and lack of interest topping the reasons they aren’t.
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Nearly half of credit cardholders carry debt — and many have been in that debt for years.
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Overspending for points or cash becomes futile when interest charges kick in.
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Rate cuts from the Fed usually help borrowers. They aren’t right now.
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Many Americans keep financial secrets like hidden expenses or debt.
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48 percent of cardholders are in debt, down slightly from earlier this year.
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Inflation has many Americans trying to make their holiday shopping lists on a budget.
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The holidays are almost here, have you considered how much to tip this year?
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A new Bankrate survey shows how our childhood influences our money habits.
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Middle-income Americans often don’t feel financially secure, despite their salaries.
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Weeks before the election, most people feel pessimistic about where the economy is headed.
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How have your finances changed since 2020? Half of U.S. adults now feel worse off.
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People are impulsively spending hundreds on products seen on social media.
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What would you change for the chance to work remote, hybrid, or for a shorter week?
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Checked your drawers recently? 47% of Americans have unused gift cards.
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Bankrate polling shows 21 percent of Americans regret not saving for retirement early enough.
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Extreme weather is impacting our finances in unexpected ways.
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Over the past sweltering summer, 72% of Americans had higher electric bills.

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