Mark Huffman is a Writer for ConsumerAffairs. He specializes in finance, personal finance, health and wellness, and real estate, covering topics such as credit health, debt management, and retirement planning. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications including The Conversation Australia + NZ, Fortune, and the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Mark Huffman's articles predominantly cover personal finance, real estate, and the economy. He often cites data to support his reporting. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or analysis backed by credible data related to trends in mortgage rates, home buying patterns, economic forecasts, or consumer scams within these topics.
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But despite declining sales, home prices aren't going down
By: Mark Huffman
A new report finds mobile service has become an almost universal household expense
Borrowing costs moved higher for a second straight week
By: Mark Huffman
The price of the fuel that moves the economy is now over $6 a gallon
Consumers paid more for gasoline, shelter, and airline fares, while grocery prices were unchanged
Scammers are using a familiar patient portal to trick Medicare recipients key insights:
The estimated increase would be larger than this year's adjustment
Nearly 12,900 illnesses were linked to iceberg lettuce from central Mexico
By: Mark Huffman
Consumers are paying much closer attention to returns before clicking the "buy" button
But Medicare costs could reduce the increase they actually receive key insights: Social Security benefits are now projected to increase 3.5% in 2027, up from this year's 2.8% adjustment.
