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Consumer finance editor for @forbesadvisor - formerly @wirecutter, @creditkarma @bankrate. Irish / Australian / Korean / American. All opinions are mine.
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Americans May Be Underestimating Prediction Market Risks — Even As They Favor More Oversight

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By Korrena Bailie Verified
| Credible
Prediction markets have evolved from a niche corner of the internet into a mainstream financial and cultural conversation. As platforms make it easy to wager on everything from elections to economic trends, more Americans are exploring whether these markets offer a legitimate way to apply knowledge or are simply another form of risk-taking — or worse, a scam. What is a prediction market? A prediction market is a platform where people bet on the outcome of future events.
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Financial Risk Activity Statistics & Trends

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By Korrena Bailie Verified, Stephen Dash
| Credible
As investing and online betting platforms are easier than ever to access, many Americans are increasingly willing to take financial risks. Credible’s new nationwide survey finds that more than 3 in 4 Americans participate in at least one risky financial activity, including retail trading, investing in cryptocurrency, and online betting.
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Holiday Spending Statistics & Trends

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By Korrena Bailie Verified, Stephen Dash
| Credible
Many Americans are beginning the new year with a close eye on their finances after overspending during the holidays. Credible’s nationwide survey found that holiday spending and debt weigh heavily on many households as 2026 begins. 38% spent more on holiday expenses in 2025 than last year Compared to 2024 holiday spending, 38% of Americans reported spending more in 2025, 36% spent less, and 26% spent the same amount.
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