Forbes.com: Senior Economic Analyst Jacob Channel of LendingTree featured in a story about the LendingTree 65 and older mortgage study by Brenda Richardson
NBC Nightly News: Matt Schulz of LendingTree featured in story about record sign up bonuses to attract new credit card customers. Matt explains how consumers can benefit and what to watch out for before signing up for a new card.
Rewire.org: Andrew Pentis of Student Loan Hero featured in story about a new study, which found that people whose parents did not go to graduate school had more debt/fewer opportunities after graduating
Kiplinger's Personal Finance: Ken Tumin of DepositAccounts.com featured in story about Fintechs that offer mostly free accounts with tantalizing yields and slick features, but don’t expect much hand-holding.
NBC Nightly News: Matt Schulz of LendingTree featured in story about record sign up bonuses to attract new credit card customers. Matt explains how consumers can benefit and what to watch out for before signing up for a new card.
WAGA-TV Fox 5 Atlanta: Ken Tumin of DepositAccounts.com, Magnify Money and LendingTree featured in bank fees versus interest story with consumer reporter Dana Fowle
ABC World News Tonight: Business Correspondent Deidre Bolton features LendingTree's Matt Schulz in story about rising airfares and how frequent flier miles may lose value
Bloomberg Radio: Kate Hao of Happy Mango Credit LIVE segment on work with immigrants and banking institutions that help secure access to banking and financial products 11.13.23
KOMO ABC Northwest News Radio: Matt Schulz of LendingTree featured in radio/online Herb Weisbaum segment about how consumers using Buy Now Pay Later often get into debt
KOMO Radio in Seattle: Consumer reporter Herb Weisbaum talks to LendingTree's Matt Schulz about what can happen to your credit card if you don't use it
KGO ABC Radio in San Francisco: Ken Tumin of DepositAccounts.com LIVE guest on the Michael Finney ConsumerTalk Radio Show talking about new Fed Regulations affecting saving accounts
Fox & Friends: Fraud and Credit Expert Adam Levin of Credit.com and IDentity Theft 911 Explains Why ID Theft Can Go Around Like The Flu — But There Are Ways To Stay Healthy
