Credit and Debt will discuss credit reports, scores and how to borrow, reduce debt
If you need money but can’t get access to it quickly enough, you could find your financial situation quickly getting out of hand. This sentiment is especially true if you don’t have any emergency funds saved up and live paycheck … Read More
Could Gen Z be on the precipice of mirroring Millennials’ financial woes during the Great Recession? Now that the post-holiday bills have started creeping in, many people are quaking in their boots at the thought of hefty bills eating away … Read More
As the Federal Reserve moves to hike its benchmark fed funds rate throughout 2022 to battle the highest inflation levels eroding consumer purchasing power at the grocery stores, how do higher interest rates affect consumers? Why Interest Rates Will Rise … Read More
According to a Credit Karma report, the average American has 2.5 credit cards. Some have two; for others, it’s three. Of course, outliers may have more or less. The number is all over the place, which raises the question–how many … Read More
Credit scores can have a profound impact on our finances. For example, a good credit score could mean better terms on your loan. It could also be the difference between being approved or denied for a loan in the first … Read More
How much house can I afford? That is a question many home-buyers ask themselves when they are in the process of buying a new home. Purchasing a home is one of the most significant investments you will make in your … Read More
When planning romantic getaways, you’re looking for a place that hits all the high notes. America’s historic hotels provide just that – a special atmosphere for couples looking to spend time together and enjoy what some of our country’s best … Read More
What happens to credit card debt when you die is a question that may seem difficult to answer. The last thing you want to do is leave your heirs with unwanted liability from unpaid credit card debt. We will unpack … Read More
In life, certain decisions are more significant than others. For example, purchasing a car and a house are some. Suppose you’re thinking about buying both a vehicle and a home. In that case, you’re probably wondering quite a few questions, … Read More
A good credit score can make a real difference in your life, whether it’s getting a loan, buying a car, or renting an apartment. And according to Forbes, a good credit score saves you about $35,000 per $100,000 you borrow … Read More
Life is usually good when you have enough money to pay your bills, not have debt, and enjoy the leftover money you may have. Now, if you get laid off, life gets a bit more stressful. The bills you may … Read More