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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.
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.
QuinStreet (Nasdaq: QNST) will participate in a virtual non-deal roadshow with Barrington Research Associates on December 9th and 10th, 2020. The management team aims to discuss the company's performance momentum, market opportunity, and business model with investors. QuinStreet is recognized for its marketplace technologies and services in the financial and home services sectors, helping consumers connect with brands through digital media.
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CarInsurance.com has launched a new tool to help parents compare the costs of adding a teenage driver to their auto insurance policy. This calculator highlights the average increase in rates by 130%, totaling about $2,000 annually when a teen is added. The resource includes a guide detailing essential factors such as choosing the right car, determining necessary coverage, and potential savings. Users can enter variables like the teen's age and location to see potential costs. With insights on how to manage these costs, CarInsurance.com aims to assist families in navigating the complexities of insuring teenage drivers.
Insure.com reports that 32% of survey respondents received a surprise medical bill this year. Key findings highlight that 47% of these bills stemmed from physician services, 46% from hospitals, and 45% from lab tests. The survey revealed that 23% of such bills exceeded $2,000. To mitigate these unexpected costs, Insure's editorial director, Michelle Megna, recommends confirming provider network participation and obtaining upfront cost estimates. The full report offers insights into scenarios leading to surprise bills and negotiation strategies. Insure.com is part of QuinStreet, a leader in digital marketplace solutions.
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MoneyRates.com conducted a survey to explore American investors' attitudes towards bear markets. Results show varied definitions, with 33.07% defining a bear market as a loss of 10% or more over a year. About 44% believe a bear market occurred earlier in 2020 due to the pandemic. The survey indicates that most investors feel a bear market would impact their lifestyle, with over 41% viewing the election as a major threat to the stock market. The study highlights popular ways to shelter investments, emphasizing savings accounts and corporate bonds.