Erin El Issa

A rising cost of living has Americans tracking their spending more carefully, with millennials leading the charge, according to a recent NerdWallet survey.

Anticipated back-to-school spending has decreased by $130, on average, since last year, but school year costs and pressure add up, according to NerdWallet’s annual survey.

Nearly half of parents of children under 18 (45%) say they’ll likely have to rely on credit to manage some of their expenses this month, according to NerdWallet’s new Financial Resilience Index.

More workers on the road means more commuters are grappling with rising costs of car ownership, including high fuel prices.

Revolving credit card debt continues to climb as nearly half of Americans say “it’s normal,” finds NerdWallet’s annual household debt survey and analysis.

A new NerdWallet survey finds that 49% of Americans with auto insurance and 46% of those with homeowners insurance are stressed about the costs of their insurance premiums.

High school graduates heading to college in fall 2026 could borrow $43,000 in student loans for their bachelor’s degree.

Close to half of Americans (45%) plan to take a summer vacation, but some may still be in debt from last year’s travel.

Your new card number will be linked to the same account, so your credit score shouldn't suffer. But you're not out of the woods just yet.

Dating dealbreakers abound when it comes to finances, finds a new NerdWallet survey.