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If you’ve been waiting for a sign to make big moves with your finances, this is it. The Federal Reserve just made its first interest rate cut since 2020, slashing the federal funds rate by a full half percentage point. This is no small step—it’s a loud and clear signal that the era of “cheap […]
Housing in America is in crisis. Skyrocketing rents, climbing mortgage rates, and a relentless shortage of affordable homes have left millions of Americans struggling to keep a roof over their heads. In response to this mounting challenge, Vice President Kamala Harris has unveiled a sweeping plan aimed at lowering housing costs and expanding access to […]
Democrats keep floating the idea of taxing unrealized gains, but let’s be real—it’s a non-starter. Why? Because they’re unrealized. Sure, they’ll tell you it’s aimed at the ultra-wealthy, those sitting on $100 million or more, and they’ll calculate it by subtracting liabilities from assets—essentially boiling it down to net worth. But let’s pause for a […]
From Dot-com to U.S. Housing to Chinese Real Estate, there have been about nine notable global asset bubbles since the Great Depression. The most recent was the Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) bubble, which resulted from hyper-speculation. SPACs are shell companies created to take private companies public. Nikola Corporation, DraftKings, and Trump Media are notable […]
FedNow: Transforming the Future of Money Transfers in the US To modernize money transfers and foster a more efficient and secure payment ecosystem, the Federal Reserve has launched “FedNow,” an instant payment platform. This groundbreaking initiative aims to facilitate faster cash flow for businesses and individuals, enabling seamless transactions in seconds. However, while FedNow promises […]
Imagine this: You’re sipping your morning coffee, sorting through a stack of bills that seems taller than Mount Everest. Credit card statements, medical bills, student loans—you name it. The numbers are overwhelming, and you’re starting to feel like you’re sinking...
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A Realistic Approach to Budgeting Imagine sitting down with your paycheck, trying to figure out how to stretch it across bills, groceries, rent, and maybe something fun like a concert. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed—like you’re playing a never-ending game...
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Introduction: Facing the Unexpected When someone agrees to be your co-signer, they do more than just sign their name on a dotted line—they’re making a serious financial commitment on your behalf. But what if something unexpected happens? What if your...
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As the deadline approaches on September 30, 2024, millions of student loan borrowers face a significant financial shift: the end of the Student Loan On-Ramp and Default Protection programs. These programs, introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic, temporarily paused payments, halted...
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When you’re on the hunt for a credit card, there are many things to consider—the rewards program, perks, fees, and perhaps most importantly, the Annual Percentage...
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You might think delaying your financial decisions isn’t a big deal. But let me tell you, financial procrastination can cost you more than you realize. It’s...
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Being underwater on your car loan can feel like you’re sinking financially, but you’re not alone. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, auto...
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In the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s second quarter of 2024, household debt in the U.S. increased by $109 billion, bringing the total to a...
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You can’t build a solid financial future if your FICO score is holding you back. It’s great that people from all financial backgrounds are talking about...
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Bankruptcy is often considered a last resort, a drastic measure for those struggling under the weight of unmanageable debt. In fact, according to a recent study,...
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Introduction Middle-class voters are the backbone of the American electorate. Their votes decide elections, and their voices shape national policy. In the 2020 presidential election, for...
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If you’ve been looking at buying a luxury home or property in a high-cost area, you’ve probably come across the term “jumbo mortgage.” But what does...
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The answer to whether paying off collections will improve your credit score is: it depends. If you’ve ever found yourself dealing with a collections account, you...
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Late payments are the kryptonite of a good credit score, and too many of you have been hit hard by them. Learn how to remove late...
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When you’re on the hunt for a credit card, there are many things to consider—the...
You might think delaying your financial decisions isn’t a big deal. But let me tell...
Being underwater on your car loan can feel like you’re sinking financially, but you’re not...