Higher Credit Card Usage Expected Among U.S. Shoppers this Holiday Shopping SeasonCHICAGO, Nov. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Holiday shoppers report that they are expecting to rely more heavily on credit cards this season, with 42% naming it their preferred payment method—up from 38% last year. According to TransUnion’s (
NYSE: TRU) Q4 2025 U.S. Consumer Pulse study, Americans remain most interested in shopping during the Thanksgiving holiday period. Specifically, 41% plan to shop online between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday, while 33% intend to shop in person during that weekend.
TransUnion and Snappt Collaborate to Improve Efficiency in Multifamily LeasingNew arrangement brings the industry-leading Snappt Applicant Trust Platform for income verification to TransUnion rental screening customers
Auto and Property Insurers Will Need to Maximize Retention Efforts to Stay Competitive in 2026TransUnion annual outlook report identifies growth opportunities in commercial lines via digital experiences and cybersecurity offerings
New TransUnion Research Reveals Marketers’ Confidence in Measurement Has StalledAI Adoption and long-term ROI strategies on the rise as most marketers face internal skepticism
TransUnion Introduces New Mortgage Credit Offerings Leveraging Powerful Data – Delivering Lender Choice, Certainty and Homebuyer SavingsInnovative new approach creates a credit scoring ecosystem that is more competitive, affordable and inclusive for millions of American families
Fraud Costs Businesses Nearly 8% of Their Equivalent Revenues Globally, TransUnion ReportsNew data reveals U.S. companies lost an average of 9.8% of equivalent revenue to fraud—46% more than last year and 27% above the global average
New TransUnion and MMA Global Whitepaper Reveals Brand Building is Undervalued by Up to 83%Brand as Performance shows brand campaigns lift favorability up to 24%, with consumers who hold favorable opinions buying 4–5x more and driving 6x greater long-term sales impact
Gen Z, Millennial ‘Speculators’ Drove Year over Year Gambling Growth in Q2 2025TransUnion research identifies consumer segments most active on mobile gaming apps
TransUnion Analysis Identifies Four Distinct Consumer Groups Based on Their Ability to Keep Up with InflationMarketers need to better understand varying goals, behaviors and attitudes to effectively engage consumers with advertising
TransUnion Report Finds More Consumers Likely Self-Reporting Rent Payments in 2025New order from Federal Housing Finance Agency creates pathway from on-time rent payments to homeownership
TransUnion Finds Auto Insurance Shopping Peaked in March and Remained Elevated Throughout Q2 2025Targeted marketing will be critical to retention and acquisition efforts as carriers compete for increasingly mobile customers
Medallia Client TransUnion Earns Award for Excellence in Customer Experience
Medallia, Inc., the global leader in customer and employee experience, today announced that long-standing client TransUnion (
NYSE: TRU) has won the 2025 Gold Stevie® Award for Customer Service Team of the Year - Recovery Situation in the Financial Services category. The award recognizes the achievements of contact center, customer service, business development, and sales professionals who deliver outstanding CX and accelerate business outcomes.
Pessimism About Future Household Finances Rises, Yet Majority of U.S. Consumers Remain OptimisticTransUnion’s Q2 2025 Consumer Pulse study also finds those consumers most concerned about tariffs are seeking credit at elevated rates
TransUnion Analysis Reveals Massive Performance Gap Between Best and Worst Audience Targeting DecisionsAs targeting choices become more sophisticated, the impact on return on ad spend compounds — for better or worse
Texas Holds Three of the Top Five Destination Cities for Consumer MigrationTransUnion analysis finds significant generational differences in migration trends, with implications for insurers
TransUnion Analysis Uncovers Surprising Truth: Inflation-Adjusted Debt Growth Much Smaller Over the Last Five YearsDespite Overall Debt Growth, Inflation-Adjusted Figures Reveal Declines in Real Balances Across Most Credit Risk Tiers
Auto and Property Insurance Shopping in First Quarter 2025 Elevated Compared to One Year AgoTransUnion finds generational shifts in home composition indicate a need for more flexible insurance policies
Households with Children Emerge as Power Users of the Gig EconomyTransUnion research highlights importance of loyalty programs and security measures for customer satisfaction
Four in 10 Consumers Now Expect Personalized Marketing ExperiencesNew TransUnion research highlights consumer expectations, trust issues and the path forward for personalized marketing
TransUnion Announces First Quarter 2025 ResultsCHICAGO, April 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TransUnion (
NYSE: TRU) (the “Company”) today announced financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2025.
