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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

Consumer Interest In Store Cards Falls to 5-Year Lows As Average APR Nears 30.00%

Just 27% of Americans say they’re likely to apply for a store credit card this holiday season, according to new LendingTree data, the lowest percentage... read more

Home Schooling Rates Higher Than Pre-Pandemic — Here’s Where They’re Highest

The COVID-19 pandemic thrust the educational world into a remote learning experiment. However, many parents chose to forgo the Zoom classrooms and took to home... read more

60% of Parents With Young Kids Are Dreading the Holidays, as 44% of Them Say They’ve Lost Sleep Over How They’ll Afford Gifts

The holidays are meant to be a time of laughter and cheer, but Americans this year are focused on mistle-dough management — and it may... read more

American Workers Lose an Average of $5,725 a Year Commuting — Here’s Where Commutes Are Costliest

Although many COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns ended in 2020, workers across the country have been fighting return-to-office policies since. With more companies eliminating work-from-home options, those... read more

More Students Are Playing High School Sports Than Last Year, But Numbers Remain Below Pre-Pandemic Highs

The number of high schoolers who participated in school sports climbed in the 2022-23 school year, but still remained below pre-pandemic highs, according to a... read more

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