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On October 7, 2020, CardRatings.com announced a significant redesign of its homepage, marking its first major update in five years. This overhaul aims to enhance user experience by providing intuitive features and improved functionality for consumers seeking credit card information. The redesign addresses the increasing demand for accessible financial resources amid pandemic-induced challenges. Additionally, CardRatings plans to launch a bimonthly e-newsletter, delivering timely updates on credit card offers and strategies to maximize rewards, reinforcing its commitment to consumer empowerment.

FOSTER CITY, Calif., Sept. 30, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- According to Insure.com's latest health reform survey, 26% of Americans prefer "Medicare for all" as their top health care option. The survey, conducted with 1,500 participants, shows support for maintaining the current system has increased to 22%, while 20% favor improving the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Only 14% wish to repeal the ACA. Notably, 11% of respondents indicated the COVID-19 crisis influenced their views on Medicare for all. Insure.com has been tracking these preferences quarterly since fall 2019.

MyBankTracker.com has expanded into the insurance market by launching new verticals in auto, homeowners, health, and life insurance. This strategic growth, part of its initiative to aid consumers impacted by the financial strains of the coronavirus pandemic and natural disasters, aims to simplify the insurance shopping experience. The platform also intends to introduce an investing hub to empower users in making informed financial decisions, reflecting its commitment to improving consumer banking experiences during challenging economic times.

QuinStreet (Nasdaq: QNST) has partnered with NerdWallet to power its auto insurance marketplace. This collaboration enhances consumer shopping experiences by leveraging QuinStreet's extensive network of over 65 insurance carriers and 6,000 agents. With a decade of expertise in digital auto insurance, QuinStreet connects nearly 30 million consumers annually. The companies aim to provide a customized shopping solution that simplifies the process for NerdWallet's audience, potentially increasing revenue significantly for NerdWallet's insurance segment.

CarInsurance.com has released its annual analysis of auto liability insurance costs across the U.S., revealing an average rate of $547 per year or $48 per month. The report ranks states by their insurance costs, with Michigan leading at $1,855 annually, while South Dakota has the lowest rate at $323. Factors influencing rates include state laws, urbanization, and claim volumes. Experts recommend a minimum bodily injury liability of $100,000 per person and $300,000 per accident.

QuinStreet, based in Foster City, California, announced its participation in virtual investor meetings scheduled for September 14, 2020, September 16, 2020, and September 17, 2020. These meetings include non-deal roadshows with Craig Hallum Capital Group and Barrington Research Associates, along with the Lake Street Capital Markets Best Ideas Growth Conference. The company aims to discuss its performance momentum, market opportunity, and business model with potential investors.

QuinStreet, based in Foster City, California, announced its participation in a virtual non-deal roadshow with Stephens, Inc. on September 9th and 10th, 2020. The management aims to engage with investors about the company’s performance momentum, market opportunities, and its business model. As a leader in performance marketplace products, QuinStreet focuses on connecting searchers with relevant brands in digital media. This event represents QuinStreet's commitment to transparency and investor relations.

QuinStreet (Nasdaq: QNST) announced the completion of its $20 million sale of Education media assets to EducationDynamics on August 31, 2020. CEO Doug Valenti highlighted this move as critical in refocusing on the Financial and Home Services sectors, which have seen a 32% CAGR over the past three years. The company anticipates $125-$130 million in revenue with a mid-single-digit adjusted EBITDA margin for fiscal Q1 despite the revenue loss from the Education sector.