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Dan Shepard

Managing Editor

  • Expertise: Personal finance, news, student loans, personal loans and debt, small business
  • Education: SUNY Plattsburgh

 


Dan Shepard is the managing editor for studies and surveys at LendingTree. The studies and surveys team creates precise and concise data-driven content that informs and explains about Americans’ financial lives.

Before joining LendingTree, Dan worked for Student Loan Hero as a copy editor. The longtime journalist has also worked for the Schenectady (N.Y.) Daily Gazette, Bleacher Report, Philly.com, the Philadelphia Daily News, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and the Utica (N.Y.) Observer-Dispatch.

Dan earned a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Plattsburgh in New York.

Articles by Dan Shepard

56% of Americans Are Fearful of Their Future Financial Situations, With 35% Losing Sleep Over Money

With soaring prices and economic uncertainty, Americans find themselves grappling with concerns about their future financial well-being. And with consumers increasingly taking on personal loan... read more

Western Residents Most Interested in Buying RVs, While Southerners Look to Purchase Boats

At long last, summer is here — warm weather included. To get in the spirit, LendingTree explored consumer interest in financing recreational vehicles (RVs) and... read more

Recent Homebuyers Endured Tough Competition, High Home Prices and Rising Mortgage Rates, Leading 65% to Lose Sleep During the Homebuying Process

It’s not news that the past two years have been tough on homebuyers. But fierce competition, skyrocketing prices and roller-coaster mortgage interest rates have had... read more

Half of Americans Say Inflation Is Forcing Them To Cut Back on Fourth of July Spending, but Those Celebrating Plan To Spend an Average of $270

The Fourth of July is approaching, and backyard grills aren’t the only things heating up this summer — consumer spending is red-hot, too. Although 50%... read more

Baby Boomers and Gen Xers Wound Down Their Nonmortgage Debt Over the Past 2 Years, While Gen Zers and Millennials Increased Their Burdens

Debt knows no generational bounds, yet the strain of financial obligations resonates differently among each age group. When it comes to debt burdens, though, Gen... read more

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