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QuinStreet, Inc. reports company developments tied to its performance marketplaces and technologies for the financial services and home services industries. The company’s updates center on digital media and online marketplace solutions that connect consumer search activity with brands and clients through measurable inquiries such as clicks, leads, calls, applications, and customers.
Recurring news themes include quarterly operating results, auto insurance marketplace demand, Home Services growth, AI optimization across media and performance marketing, and integration activity following the completed HomeBuddy acquisition into Modernize Home Services. Company announcements also cover capital actions such as credit facilities, investor conference participation, and management commentary on marketplace activity and margin performance.
CardRatings outlines credit card trends for 2021 in response to the pandemic's impact on finances. Key predictions include:- Continued caution among banks in approving new cards and setting credit limits.- Expansion of 'limited time' credit card perks due to restricted travel.- Growth of tiered bonus structures to encourage card usage.- Anticipation of rising interest rates as the economy recovers. The report indicates banks will compete for customers with enticing rewards as travel resumes, emphasizing a shift back to travel-focused credit products.
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MyBankTracker.com has announced the winners of its 2021 Best of Banking Awards, honoring top financial institutions and products in various categories. This marks the 11th year of the awards, designed to assist consumers in achieving financial goals. Notable winners include Chase for national banks and Axos Bank for online banks. The awards serve as a guide for consumers in navigating financial choices amid economic uncertainty.
MoneyRates has released its 2021 rankings of the best states for raising families, with New Jersey taking the top spot for the second consecutive year. The rankings were determined by analyzing nine factors, including academic performance, safety from violent crime, and daycare availability. Massachusetts and Utah are tied for second place, while Connecticut and New Hampshire round out the top five. The report highlights the importance of broadband access and daycare in the context of the pandemic, influencing where families may choose to live.
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Insurance.com has published a study highlighting the states with the highest and lowest percentages of upside-down mortgages, also known as underwater homes. As of 2020, notable findings indicate that Louisiana leads with 19.3% of homes underwater, followed by Illinois and Iowa. Conversely, Vermont has the lowest rate at 2.6%. The study stresses the importance of understanding the causes of these mortgages, such as housing market fluctuations and missed payments, emphasizing homeowner awareness. The report includes an interactive tool for users to check their local area.
FOSTER CITY, Calif., Dec. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- QuinStreet, Inc. (Nasdaq: QNST) announced its participation in a virtual non-deal roadshow with Craig-Hallum Capital Group on December 16 and 17, 2020. The management team will discuss the company's performance momentum and market opportunities with investors. QuinStreet is known for its performance marketplace technologies serving the financial services and home services sectors, helping consumers find relevant information.
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According to a recent survey by CardRatings.com, 72% of American shoppers intend to spend the same or more on holiday gifts this year despite the ongoing pandemic. Only 28% plan to reduce their spending, with an average projected spend of $710 per person. Most respondents (66%) expect to pay off their holiday credit card debt. The survey indicates that 37% will use debit or credit cards for purchases, with a notable decline in those opening new credit cards. The findings suggest a determination among consumers to maintain their holiday shopping habits amid economic uncertainty.