#consumer-spending

#consumer-spending

Delivery and takeaway sales at Britain's leading restaurant groups slipped by 0.6% year-on-year in April, reflecting a general softening in consumer spending.

Buy now, pay later services encourage overspending and are a trap, as they profit from missed payments and incentivize buying unnecessary items through smaller checkout amounts.

Overall, the analysis revealed that Aldi was the most budget-friendly supermarket with an average weekly shop costing £47.31, making it a preferred choice for value-conscious shoppers.

The average American spends $1,523 on clothing and footwear per year, with regional variations reflecting different consumer habits and costs of living.

"Family is important. They are not always going to be here. So, it is important to be present, as much as possible. One way we like to do that is through a meal, so we are going to do that tonight."

The free flights and elite status perks offered by airline loyalty programs are ultimately designed to do one thing: Get you to spend more money with the airline.

Brooklyn Dip & Burger faced closure after six years due to rising costs and competition, with owner Matt O'Hara noting a shift toward chain restaurants for families.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan stated that while consumers are currently resilient, the future economy remains uncertain due to tariffs and policy changes that could impact growth.

With tax refunds rolling in, many Americans are eyeing used vehicles as a top priority purchase, especially due to high resale values.

Cash-back credit cards offer unlimited earning potential, making them attractive to consumers and beneficial for credit card companies seeking to increase spending through retailer fees and interest.