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Small Business Earnings Rise Despite Revenue Drop in March 2025
The March 2025 Biz2Credit Small Business Earnings Report shows that despite lower revenues ($531,900, down $96,000 from February) and expenses ($493,300, down $97,500), average monthly earnings increased to $38,600 (up $1,500 from February), highlighting the importance of expense reduction.
Small Business Earnings Rise Despite Revenue Drop in March 2025
The March 2025 Biz2Credit Small Business Earnings Report shows that despite lower revenues ($531,900, down $96,000 from February) and expenses ($493,300, down $97,500), average monthly earnings increased to $38,600 (up $1,500 from February), highlighting the importance of expense reduction.
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48% Bias Score
Fewer Young Dutch Adults Financially Healthy: Deloitte Study
Deloitte research shows a decline in financially healthy young adults (18-24) in the Netherlands from 18 percent in 2023 to 12 percent in 2022, due to factors such as temporary contracts, rising living costs, and insufficient financial planning; overall, financial health slightly improved from 26 pe...
Fewer Young Dutch Adults Financially Healthy: Deloitte Study
Deloitte research shows a decline in financially healthy young adults (18-24) in the Netherlands from 18 percent in 2023 to 12 percent in 2022, due to factors such as temporary contracts, rising living costs, and insufficient financial planning; overall, financial health slightly improved from 26 pe...
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36% Bias Score
Walgreens Suspends Dividend to Fund Turnaround
Walgreens Boots Alliance suspended its quarterly dividend to raise over $800 million annually for debt reduction and to fund its long-term turnaround plan, following the closure of more than 1,200 stores and a previous dividend cut.
Walgreens Suspends Dividend to Fund Turnaround
Walgreens Boots Alliance suspended its quarterly dividend to raise over $800 million annually for debt reduction and to fund its long-term turnaround plan, following the closure of more than 1,200 stores and a previous dividend cut.
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36% Bias Score
Doom Spending: Election Anxiety and Economic Uncertainty Fuel Compulsive Buying
Analysis of the rise of "doom spending" among consumers due to election-related stress and economic uncertainty.
Doom Spending: Election Anxiety and Economic Uncertainty Fuel Compulsive Buying
Analysis of the rise of "doom spending" among consumers due to election-related stress and economic uncertainty.
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0% Bias Score
Dutch Youth Financial Health Deteriorates Amidst Rising Costs
Deloitte's 2024 survey reveals only 12% of 18-24 year olds in the Netherlands have good financial health, down from 18% in 2023, due to lower wage increases and rising living costs, while overall household financial health improved slightly.
Dutch Youth Financial Health Deteriorates Amidst Rising Costs
Deloitte's 2024 survey reveals only 12% of 18-24 year olds in the Netherlands have good financial health, down from 18% in 2023, due to lower wage increases and rising living costs, while overall household financial health improved slightly.
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44% Bias Score
US Credit Card Debt Reaches 12-Year High
A recent report reveals that 11% of US credit card holders made only minimum payments in Q3 2024, a 12-year high, coinciding with record $645 billion in revolving credit card balances and a surge in seriously delinquent payments, indicating a worsening consumer debt crisis.
US Credit Card Debt Reaches 12-Year High
A recent report reveals that 11% of US credit card holders made only minimum payments in Q3 2024, a 12-year high, coinciding with record $645 billion in revolving credit card balances and a surge in seriously delinquent payments, indicating a worsening consumer debt crisis.
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52% Bias Score
CFPB Removes $49 Billion in Medical Debt from Credit Reports
The CFPB removed $49 billion in medical debt from the credit reports of 15 million Americans, improving credit scores and access to credit, because medical debt is often inaccurate and doesn't predict loan repayment.
CFPB Removes $49 Billion in Medical Debt from Credit Reports
The CFPB removed $49 billion in medical debt from the credit reports of 15 million Americans, improving credit scores and access to credit, because medical debt is often inaccurate and doesn't predict loan repayment.
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36% Bias Score
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