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How I Give Money to My Teenager

Sometimes paying for an app is worth the price.

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Kimberly Palmer

Survey: Many Americans Lack Confidence in Financial Decision-Making

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Joe Yerardi

Dynamic Pricing: What It Is And Where Consumers Run Into It

Companies can automatically change prices depending on factors like supply, demand and competitor pricing.

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Taryn Phaneuf

What Buying Tickets Was Like … Before Ticketmaster

Want to go to a show while avoiding the ticketing goliath? Find a time machine and get ready to stand in line.

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Can Trump Lower Gas Prices as President?

U.S. presidents can’t control how much voters pay at the pump, but they can enact policies that encourage low fuel prices.

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Taryn Phaneuf

You Can’t Escape Climate Change, but in Some Areas, Risk Is Lower

There's no place on Earth that's entirely safe from climate change.

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Anna Helhoski

Resistant to Dynamic Pricing? You’re Likely Already Paying

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Joe Yerardi

How Is Trump Handling the Economy?

Trump is taking major steps to reshape the economy.

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Anna Helhoski

Could a ‘Body Double’ Help You Complete Money Tasks?

Body doubling is gaining popularity outside the ADHD community. Here are some guidelines to body double safely.

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Kimberly Palmer

Half of Local U.S. Labor Markets Won’t Meet Future Workforce Needs

Local labor markets face a future shortage of workers who have middle-skills credentials.

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Anna Helhoski

2024 Cost of Beauty Report

Spending on beauty products, services and procedures is sending some Americans into debt, a new NerdWallet survey finds. Social media may be part of the problem.

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Erin El Issa

Beef Prices Mixed in July

Prices for beef and veal products overall fell slightly in July, but rose for beef roasts and steaks.

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Taryn Phaneuf

What Is the Farm Bill?

The Farm Bill must be passed or extended by Congress every five years in order to fund U.S. agricultural and food programs.

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Anna Helhoski

DOJ Files Antitrust Suit Against Live Nation/Ticketmaster

A ticketing debacle in 2022 before Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour sparked federal investigations.

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Anna Helhoski

Why the Disconnect Between Economic Strength and Sentiment Matters

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Elizabeth Renter

6 AAPI Financial Influencers to Follow in 2024

This Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, six AAPI financial influencers talked with NerdWallet about financial freedom, spending on experiences, and mental health within the community.

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Conference Board: Consumer Confidence Ticks Down in August

Consumer sentiment, also known as consumer confidence, measures how U.S. consumers feel about the economy, wages, jobs and their personal finances.

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Anna Helhoski

Supreme Court Decision Upends U.S. Regulatory System

The Supreme Court overturned the so-called Chevron doctrine, which could have significant implications for regulations.

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Anna Helhoski

2024 Financially Assisting Aging Parents Report

A new NerdWallet survey finds that more than a third of Americans (36%) think their parents will need financial assistance as they age, but not everyone can afford to help.

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Erin El Issa

2024 Financial Angst Report

Most Americans feel financial stress and find at least one money topic intimidating, according to a new NerdWallet study.

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Erin El Issa