An estimated 66 million consumers, or 34% of restaurant patrons, tried a new restaurant for the first time in late September and early October. Between...
With the shock waves of inflation continuing to weaken spending power, most United States consumers are toning down their expectations for the 2022 holiday shopping...
Every month, the typical United States bill-payer must track and pay a staggering number of bills, dealing with numerous accounts and billers, each with varying...
Inflation has begun to show signs of slowing month after month but remains at levels not seen since 1981. Half of consumers say inflation has...
Inflation is at multi-decade highs, forcing us to scrutinize where every dollar is going and how to stretch those dollars as far as possible. In...
We may be seeing a tipping point for debt — where gains in personal loan borrowing come at the expense of pricier credit card debt....
Contactless payment for purchases at the point of sale (POS) has retained its pandemic-boosted popularity, and physical cards and mobile devices equipped with near-field communication...
On the face of it, $1.7 trillion in “excess” personal savings is a lot of firepower — enough to keep consumer spending buoyant through, and...
The path to broad retail acceptance of online bank transfers may depend on consumers’ willingness to experiment with new payment methods, and PYMNTS’ data suggests...