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Smart Finances: Trust in Fintech Lags Behind Traditional Financial Institutions

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Cryptocurrency Insights Hub: Despite Industry Volatility, Crypto Ownership Remains Stable

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Cryptocurrency Really Is a Trustless Asset After a Disastrous 2022

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Banking

The Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Drove Some U.S. Adults to Diversify

Despite some money movement as a result of recent bank failures, the primary provider landscape remains unchanged, writes Morning Consult’s financial services analyst Charlotte Principato

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Personal Finances

Financial Well-Being Scale: Financial Well-Being Continues Its Turbulent Streak

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Banking

Consumer Trust in Banks Remains High Despite Recent Bank Collapses

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Banking

The Silicon Valley Bank Depositor Rescue Is Popular, Even Though Most Voters Call It a ‘Bailout’

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White House

Voters Mostly Support Biden’s 2024 Budget Proposal

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IRS

Most Americans Don’t Know What to Expect During Tax Season

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Banking

Big Banks Face an Uphill Battle in the Digital Wallet Wars

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In a Rapidly Evolving Industry, Banking Leaders Must Redefine ‘Underbanked’

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The State of Consumer Banking & Payments: H2 2022 Report

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Tax Policy

Some GOP Lawmakers Want to Overhaul the Tax System. Voters Are Mostly Against Their Plan

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National Debt

Voters More Likely Than Not to Think Republicans Will Try for Medicare, Social Security Cuts

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Student Loans

Public Lays Blame for Student Debt Forgiveness Limbo on Conservative Judges, Republicans in Congress

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Taxes

IRS

Most Americans Don’t Know What to Expect During Tax Season

Just 22% of U.S. adults know each year about how much they will owe or receive as a refund

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Payment Services

Most Adults Aren’t Worried About Income Tax Liability for Online Payments. Gen Zers Are the Exception

Americans who use payment platforms popular for facilitating e-commerce sales get one more year before income reporting threshold is lowered

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Personal Finances

ESG

The GOP Is Gearing Up for Battle Against ESG in 2023. Most Investors Support Companies’ Focus on Those Principles

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Most Americans Believe Banks Are Sincere About Social Equity Efforts. ESG Claims Are Another Story

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Future of ESG Investing Unclear Amid Inflation, Regulatory Scrutiny

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Housing

Tumultuous Housing Market Has Potential Homebuyers Craving Stability, Concerned About Affordability

Housing experts say persistent supply issues may continue to drive prices beyond the reach of many

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The Biden Administration Wants to Boost Manufactured Housing Production. Younger Adults See Good Investment Potential

Majority of Gen Z adults and millennials are interested in housing options such as accessory dwelling units or mobile homes

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National Debt

As Debt Ceiling Countdown Clock Ticks, Voters Say They’d Spread Blame for Default Among Both Parties Equally

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Recession

Nearly Half the Public Thinks the Country Is in a Recession. Another Quarter Expect One Within a Year

January 23, 2023
IRS

Nearly Half of Voters Support GOP Plans to Cancel New IRS Funding

January 12, 2023
Inflation

As Voters Grappled With Rising Prices, Inflation News Captured More Attention Than Strong Jobs Reports

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Big Banks Face an Uphill Battle in the Digital Wallet Wars

In a Rapidly Evolving Industry, Banking Leaders Must Redefine ‘Underbanked’

The State of Consumer Banking & Payments: H2 2022 Report

Some GOP Lawmakers Want to Overhaul the Tax System. Voters Are Mostly Against Their Plan

Voters More Likely Than Not to Think Republicans Will Try for Medicare, Social Security Cuts

Public Lays Blame for Student Debt Forgiveness Limbo on Conservative Judges, Republicans in Congress

Most Americans Don’t Know What to Expect During Tax Season

Most Adults Aren’t Worried About Income Tax Liability for Online Payments. Gen Zers Are the Exception

Gen Z Deserves Some Credit for Responsible Card Use

For the Americans Actively Preparing for a Recession, Shoring Up Savings and Cutting Spending Are Their Main Strategies

After a Turbulent Economic Year, Most Adults Who Have Financial Goals Feel Good About 2023

The GOP Is Gearing Up for Battle Against ESG in 2023. Most Investors Support Companies’ Focus on Those Principles

Most Americans Believe Banks Are Sincere About Social Equity Efforts. ESG Claims Are Another Story

Future of ESG Investing Unclear Amid Inflation, Regulatory Scrutiny

Tumultuous Housing Market Has Potential Homebuyers Craving Stability, Concerned About Affordability

The Biden Administration Wants to Boost Manufactured Housing Production. Younger Adults See Good Investment Potential

More Than 3 in 4 Americans Believe College Is Difficult to Afford

Federal Student Loan Borrowers Who Haven’t Yet Applied for Forgiveness: Confused About Eligibility, Unsure if Relief Will Come

Most Americans See Good Value in Community College and Vocational Programs. Opinions Are Much More Split on Various Undergraduate Offerings

Economic Conditions

Consumer Spending Momentum Retreated in February (Report Preview)

Consumers Could Face Mounting Debt Pressures in 2023, With Lower Earners Looking Most Vulnerable

A Year Into Rate Hikes, There Are Few Signs of a Cooling Labor Market (Report Preview)

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Report: A Brand’s Guide to Gen Alpha

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As Debt Ceiling Countdown Clock Ticks, Voters Say They’d Spread Blame for Default Among Both Parties Equally

Nearly Half the Public Thinks the Country Is in a Recession. Another Quarter Expect One Within a Year

Nearly Half of Voters Support GOP Plans to Cancel New IRS Funding

As Voters Grappled With Rising Prices, Inflation News Captured More Attention Than Strong Jobs Reports