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NFL star Travis Kelce's romance with musician Taylor Swift could be a win for brand partners in terms of endorsements and deals. What Happened: A new Morning Consult poll shows that awareness and favorability for the Kansas City Chiefs tight end have increased over the last year. This is due...

The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga. The June earnings season is just about complete. Below are earnings highlights from four mid-to-large-cap companies that don’t trade...

By Experian’s Michael Bruemmer. With more than 3,800 reported data breaches (that’s about 4 billion records compromised) in the first half of 2019, businesses of all sizes are certainly on guard for new and different potential threats that could hit in 2020, if they aren’t...

The fallout from the 2008 financial crisis still looms large in the contemporary home buying industry. While major regulatory changes have made lending policies more stringent, fintech companies are looking to make the process of home ownership more streamlined and appealing to both buyers and...

The deterioration in U.S. auto credit is expected to continue in 2017, Fitch Ratings said in a report released in early April. Specifically, the firm sees auto asset-backed securities portfolios at risk. With subprime loan saga rearing its ugly head once again, auto lenders, as well as automakers...

Buyers of new cars are now straddled with a record high amount of loan, thus widening the gap between the average loan amount for a new vehicle and used vehicle. Record Differential The latest "State of the Automotive Finance Market" report from Experian released on Thursday showed that average...

New car sales have no doubt been on a hot streak. Coming off a record year in 2015, and what looked to be shaping up as another historic industry, there are now threats that the trend has since reversed. A combination of higher cash incentives and 0 percent financing to entice consumers have cut...

A survey commissioned by Experian plc (ADR) (OTC: EXPGY), Get Rich Slowly and other personal finance blogs asked Americans if they are on track to comfortably retire. A recap of survey was posted on Get Rich Slowly and showed a concerning 71 percent of Americans are behind on their retirement...

CNBC featured a short segment looking into auto loans. The U.S. has set a new record “for borrowing more, and taking longer than ever to pay for a new vehicle.” According to Experian data, for the first time in history, the average auto loan has surpassed $30,000, the average...

CNBC's auto expert Phil LeBeau reported on Thursday that car buyers raked in $1.005 trillion in auto loans during the first quarter of 2016. LeBeau noted that the total car loans topped the $1 trillion mark for the first time ever. He attributed the surge in auto loans to the auto industry hitting...

Credit is like muscle – the more efficiently you use it, the better it is; the more you abuse it, the more you lose it. And unfortunately, there is a misconception that if your credit is bad once you retire, you are financially sunk. However, that is not the case. While it may seem...

As mobile wallets' popularity increases and cybersecurity attacks occur with exponential frequency and severity, innovation has come from a rarely seen source: information sharing across sectors. Security industry competitors have joined forces to create the MIDAS Alliance, a unique group...

TransUnion Corp. (NYSE: TRU), a global risk and information provider, could be one of the biggest IPOs in 2015. The company hopes to raise $782 million this Thursday, June 25. TransUnion expects to issue 29.5 million shares between $21 and $23 per share. At that range, the company would have a...