5.7 Million Americans Without a Bachelor’s Degree Earn Six Figures — These Occupations Lead the Way
5.7 million full-time, year-round workers without a bachelor’s degree earned $100,000 or more in 2023. These occupations lead the way. Read More
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Nearly Half of Americans Financially Support Aging Parents or Expect to — Here’s the Financial and Emotional Toll It’s Taking
Almost 1 in 4 Americans currently provide financial support for their aging parents, their partner’s parents or both. Read More
Where People Work Multiple Jobs — Demographics and Metros
According to a LendingTree analysis, 5.3% of workers hold two or more jobs — a figure that rises to 9.1% in our top-ranking metro. Read More
66% of Parents Struggle to Afford Summer Activities, Spending Almost $900 per Child
66% of parents who require summer child care struggle to afford it. Parents who require it spend almost $900 per kid on activities and care. Read More
Where Social Security Goes the Furthest for Retirees
On average, Social Security covers 30.11% of retirees' spending. That's highest in McAllen, Texas, and lowest in San Francisco. Read More
Nearly 40% of Remote Employees Have Made It Look Like They Were Working When They Weren’t, While Almost 1 in 5 Work Fewer Hours Than Expected
39% of remote workers have used software or hacks to make it look like they’re working when they’re not. Here's what else we found. Read More
Full-Service Restaurant Tips With a Card Average Nearly 20%; Delaware Tips Most, While California Is Stingiest
Americans who tipped with a card or digital payment at full-service restaurants gave an average of nearly 20% in the first quarter of 2025. Read More
Places Where Working Adults Still Live With Their Parents
An average of 11.8% of working adults in the 50 largest U.S. metros live with their parents, but that's fallen 8.3% from 2018 to 2023. Read More
Fast Food, Slow Pay: Fast Food Workers Can’t Afford the Basics in Every Large U.S. Metro
Even if they work 40 hours a week for 52 weeks a year, fast food workers can’t cover their basic expenses in any of the 50 largest metros. Read More
Mother’s Day Spending Has Dropped 14%, With Many Scaling Back Due to Tariffs
Of those giving Mother's Day gifts this year, 56% say inflation and the current economy impact how much they plan to spend. Read More
