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Study: The Most Socially Equitable Cities in the U.S.
Is your city socially equitable? Do you think your community does a good job taking care of its members? We used six factors to rank U.S. cities and find the answer.
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Jack Caporal
The Average Cost of Car Ownership
Estimates put the real cost of car ownership at around $12,000 per year. See a full breakdown here.
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Jack Caporal
Study: Rent-to-Own: Pros, Cons, and Consumer Views
Seventy percent of Americans are aware of the rent-to-own process and 79% would consider using a rent-to-own agreement in 2023, but concerns remain.
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Jack Caporal
SNAP Statistics and Eligibility Changes for 2023
SNAP helps over 42 million low-income households afford groceries each month -- but big changes have impacted the program. Read on to see how.
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Jack Caporal
PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle: What Americans Want Out of Digital Payment Apps
Approximately three-quarters of Americans trust digital payment apps as much as credit and debit cards -- but what features do they want most? Read on to find out.
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Jack Caporal
How Credit Scores Impact Auto Insurance Premiums
Drivers with poor credit pay over double what drivers with excellent credit pay, on average. Read on for more details.
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Jack Caporal
How Your Driving Record Impacts Your Car Insurance Payment
A DUI can add over $1,000 to the annual cost of car insurance. See how your driving record changes your auto insurance payment here.
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Lyle Daly
The Average Cost of Car Insurance
The average cost of car insurance is $2,875 per year, according to a 2022 rate analysis by Motley Fool Money, a Motley Fool service.
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Jack Caporal
What Customers Want From Banks: Online Banking Trends and Consumer Priorities
We surveyed 2,000 consumers to find out the most important banking features: security and fraud protection, customer service, and online banking access.
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Jack Caporal
Americans' Top Financial Priorities in the 2024 Presidential Election
We asked 2,000 Americans what their top financial priorities are heading into the 2024 election. Inflation was top of mind. Read on for more findings.
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Jack Caporal
How Will Climate Change Impact Homeowners Insurance in All 50 States?
A look at how climate change will impact homeowners insurance in all 50 states.
Feb. 8, 2023
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Jack Caporal
Auditing America's Financial Health
After years of improvement, America's financial health has declined heading into 2023. The average financial well-being score in February 2022 was 51.1, down from 52.4 in February 2021.
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Jack Caporal
Average American Household Debt in 2022: Facts and Figures
Curious how much debt the average American carries in 2022 and how it compares to recent years? Read on to find all the latest information and statistics.
April 1, 2022
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Lyle Daly
The Top 10 Largest Life Insurance Companies in 2022
The life insurance industry is worth over $190 billion. Explore the most recent premium numbers and market shares for the largest life insurance companies.
March 2, 2022
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Lyle Daly
The Top 10 Largest Auto Insurance Companies in 2022
Auto insurance is a $250B market that's dominated by top carriers. Review the latest statistics to learn more about the largest auto insurance companies.
Feb. 7, 2022
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Jack Caporal
The NFT Market: Average NFT Prices, Largest Marketplaces, and More
The NFT market has exploded in recent years -- but just how big is it? What do NFTs cost? And what are the most expensive NFTs ever sold? Read on to find out more.
Nov. 8, 2021
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Lyle Daly
Average Cost of a Mortgage Refinance: $3,398
How much does a refinance cost? About $3,398, according to the latest statistics. Here's everything you need to know.
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Motley Fool Money Staff
Study: When Does the Average American Get Their First Credit Card?
The average American gets their first credit card at the age of 20, and here’s the impact.
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Motley Fool Money Staff
Study: The Psychological Cost of Debt
Does money buy happiness? We surveyed over 1,000 indebted Americans to explore the link between happiness, fulfillment, self-esteem, and financial distress.
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