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- Oct 1, 2026
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Consumers name the top 'spending scaries' that haunt them (opens the original)
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Move over "Sunday scaries"; the "spending scaries" are just as real. A new poll by NerdWallet dug into what haunts people and keeps them up at night. WATCH: Consumers name the top 'spending scaries' that haunt them Sixty percent of consumers polled say they've had buyer's remorse after making a luxury purchase. That was followed by spending regret over gambling (19%) and buying a vehicle (18%) . Roughly 50% say they regret taking on student loan debt, compared to 13% who
72% of credit card holders watch balances rise despite payments, new study reveals (opens the original)
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A new "Credit Card Debt Burnout Study" highlights how much people equate credit card debt to quicksand. Freedom Debt Relief polled more than a thousand people who carry a monthly credit card balance. Seventy-two percent of cardholders said they paid down their monthly balance only to watch it rise again. Sixty percent of those polled said they felt trapped on a revolving debt merry-go-round, and 58% said credit card debt is the source of significant stress and anxiety. WATCH: Credit card holders
The cost is steep in 2026 to insure new teen drivers in Florida (opens the original)
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The cost of adding a new young driver to your auto insurance policy this year isn’t pretty. New data from MoneyGeek shows Florida is the most expensive state to insure a 16-year-old driver. Families should prepare to shell out $651 a month, or $7,812 a year. It’s the highest amount in the nation and nine times more than what families in Hawaii spend at $72 a month. Florida ranked the worst state in the country for a new driver, with a score of 67.9 out of 100. The metrics used in the rankings in
How much does a family need to earn in Florida if one parent stays at home? (opens the original)
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A new analysis shows what it takes for one parent to stay-at-home in a two-parent household and still make ends meet in Florida. SmartAsset crunched the figures and found the primary income earner needs to make $80,683 annually if there is one child in the home. WATCH BELOW: The cost of having a stay-at-home parent If both parents are working, the study found the family typically brings in more income, but with a child, they may incur additional expenses such as childcare
Delray Beach ranks No. 1 in Florida for pickpocketing, beating out Miami and Tampa (opens the original)
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DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — Delray Beach ranks as the worst city in Florida for pickpocketing, according to a new study by Coinfully, a rare coin buying company. The study analyzed FBI crime data from 2022 to 2024 and ranked Florida cities by the number of annual pocket-picking offenses reported to the FBI for every 100,000 residents. Delray Beach topped the list with an average of 31.46 pickpocketing reports per 100,000 residents each year — equivalent to 67 total incidents over the three-year period.
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