Avoid the Burden of Student Loan Debt for Your Kids
Use these tips to avoid the need for your children to be saddled with student loan debt....
Too Hot to Handle: What’s Ahead for the U.S Housing Market?
The U.S. housing market, already strong before the pandemic, has heated up to record levels in 2021....
Is it Better to Save Money or Pay Off Your Debt?
If you are fortunate enough to have an income that exceeds your bills, it can be confusing to figure out how to put that positive cash flow to good use. Is it better to pay off your debt or put it into savings? ...
How to Get Help This Year
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 has granted an extension of those benefits up to September 6, 2021for people already receiving unemployment. ...
Debt and the Post Covid Economy
Now that the world is slowly but surely reopening again, the nation’s largest banks are shifting their focus to increasing lending activity....
Plan to Eliminate Your Debt
Once the coronavirus pandemic hit, both outstanding credit card debt and credit limits from issuers dropped for the first time in many years....
Overcoming the American Savings Deficit
If you were hit with an unexpected cost of $500 to $1000, would you be able to take care of it without using credit cards or using only your savings?...
Key Debts to Pay Off
The total consumer debt in the U.S. is at $14.1 trillion, with Americans carrying an average personal debt of $90,460...
How to Deal with Debt When a Loved One Passes Away
A surviving spouse or children face more than just overwhelming emotions — they may also face the challenge of having to settle a loved one’s outstanding debts. ...
Unemployment and Credit Card Debt
For those who aren’t taking advantage of federal and state benefits, it would make sense that credit cards could be the only alternative. ...