A new CreditCards.com survey indicates a significant trend of stockpiling and increased purchases fueled by fears of ...

While, 19% of American consumers say they are buying more than usual, with 5% buying a lot more and 14% buying a little more.

Roughly one in five Americans say they are engaged in so-called “doom spending” — purchasing items excessively or impulsively ...

Nearly 50% of Gen Z has neglected to build an emergency fund, leaving them unprepared for financial emergencies and ...

A new report shows more than half of consumers are taking President Trump's planned tariffs into consideration.

One in five Americans have said they are purchasing more items than usual primarily due to concerns over President Donald ...

The shift is important; the expectation of higher prices can cause consumer behavior to help create a recession. As CreditCars.com reported, one in five Americans is “doom spending” — “purchasing ...

While impulsive spending may offer temporary relief from daily pressures, it can lead to long-term financial strain and ...

The concept of “doom spending” is about spending money despite having fears about the economy and global affairs. Research from Psychology Today states that “doom spending” occurs when you ...

Every person my age who I know who has a house had help from their parents. We’re now living in an inheritocracy, so I’m ...

(Reuters) - One in five Americans have said they are purchasing more items than usual primarily due to concerns over ...

For some, “doom spending” in response to stress is a ready solution in difficult moments. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. Doom spending refers to the act of using money as a coping ...