Good morning and happy Friday! This is Betty Lin-Fisher in the consumer-centric Daily Money edition on Friday.
I’ll admit it: Are you having a bit of a complaint when checking out at a coffee shop, picking up food, or when cashiers flip the display to include a tip screen?
We asked two out of three people in a recent bankrate survey. Another study by LendingTree looked at government data to determine which states have the highest and lowest conversion rates.
How much are people leaning, and which state residents are the most generous?
Shopping habits are changing
Have you heard of your values? This is a term that Lightspeed Commerce, a POS commerce platform that serves clients across a variety of retail and hospitality, came up with to describe shoppers who choose to shop brands and retailers for their value.
According to a survey by Lightspeed, 2,000 shoppers over the age of 18 say they are somewhat intentional about their recent shopping habits. And Gen Z shoppers are leading the charges.
Do you say no to inheritance?
A massive wealth transfer has begun, his colleague Medra Lee reports. Approximately $124 trillion in assets will change hands until 2048, according to estimates from consulting firm Cerulli Associates.
However, if you are experiencing a large inheritance, we recommend that you consider rejecting it. This is why.
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