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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

Black Homebuyers in 50 Largest US Metros 1.6 Times More Likely to Be Denied for Mortgage Than Overall Population

Black Americans often face significant homeownership barriers, including lenders denying their mortgage applications. A LendingTree analysis of 2022 Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data finds... read more

How Much a College Credit Hour Costs

Students can pay anywhere from $0 to more than $1,600 per college credit hour, according to the latest analysis from LendingTree researchers. But whether students... read more

What’s a Full House? As 36% of Nonhomeowners Fear They’ll Never Be Able to Buy on Their Own, 29% of Americans Say They’d Consider Co-Buying With Friends or Family

Homeownership may seem increasingly out of reach for many Americans, but a solution may be gaining traction: co-buying. In fact, 29% of Americans say they’d... read more

Top Credit Card Issuers Dole Out $67.9 Billion in Reward Payments in 2022, But Interchange Fees More Than Make Up for Them

Americans’ insatiable appetite for credit card rewards led the nation’s six biggest credit card issuers to pay out $67.9 billion in reward redemptions and partner... read more

71% of Summer Travelers Say Inflation Has Impacted Their Plans, With Most Opting for Closer Destinations

Summer is in full swing, and that means it’s finally time for vacation for many Americans — but budgets are tighter this year. In fact,... read more

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