A Guide to Better Financial Health
If you’re a homeowner, home improvements will eventually wind up on your to-do list, helping you refresh your property or improve its function for your family. But whether you’re creating the home of your...
Direct deposit loans are another term for payday loans but instead of receiving funds in the form of cash or a check, they’re deposited directly into your bank account. These loans may seem like...
Many homeowners consider refinancing their existing home loan to reduce their monthly payments, speed up their loan payoff or gain access to their home’s equity. Before you move forward with a refinance, though, it’s important...
There’s isn’t a week that goes by without getting an email or text telling me I won something valuable. I’m not that lucky, and neither are most people. According to Lookout Security, “spoofed (fake) social media...
Finding yourself unable to pay off a lot of debt can be one of life’s more stressful situations, especially with inflation making everything more expensive. Maybe you have aging parents with expensive needs or...
Bankruptcy is one of those topics that nobody wants to become an expert in, but sometimes you have no choice. The good news is that compared to 2021, there have been fewer Chapter 7 and...
Most people do not know how to accurately assess probabilities and evaluate risk in their financial planning. As a result, their financial plan is likely to fall apart the moment something goes wrong. Which...
As most are aware, your credit score has an effect on your cost to finance a vehicle. Although prices for new cars are moderating a bit, financing a vehicle purchase hasn’t been getting any...
Making ends meet is a struggle for an ever increasing number of American families. Soaring prices are making it hard for many Americans to afford expenses each month. Costs are rising for nearly every major expense...
Becoming a homeowner can be challenging enough under good circumstances. Add in higher mortgage rates, elevated home prices and unrelenting high inflation — i.e., the current home-buying environment — and it may feel decidedly...
Inflation is causing American households to spend $445 more per month buying the same items they did a year ago, according to an estimate from Moody’s Analytics. Consumer prices jumped by 8.2% in September versus the...
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