Don’t Let the Holiday Season Set You Up for Debt in 2025
Here’s how to celebrate the season in style while positioning yourself for a financially healthy 2025.
Over 60,000 Public Servants Receive Debt Relief as Biden-Harris Administration Continues Push for Student Loan Forgiveness
The action brings the administration’s total loan forgiveness to over $175 billion for more than 4.8 million Americans.
VP Kamala Harris Unveils Agenda for Black Men, Promises Wealth-Building, Opportunity as Election Nears
Harris’ detailed plan appears to offer Black men a vision of leadership, opportunity, and economic empowerment.
7 Tips to Help Protect You from Financial Fraud
Here are seven ideas to help you avoid falling prey to financial fraud.
Inflation Hits Lowest Level Since Pandemic as Consumer Prices Stabilize
With inflation now easing to pre-pandemic levels, the latest data suggests that while some price pressures remain.
Spooktacular Cyber Safety Tips to Keep Your Finances Fright-Free
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to take stock of your cyber protections.
How to Choose the Best Payment Options for Your Business
Here are some tips for how to make the right payment option decisions for your business.
60% of Americans Say Their Network Opens Doors to Moneymaking
Many Americans see the power of personal connections as a key to unlocking moneymaking opportunities.
Survey Finds Nearly 70% of Americans are Confident in Their Investment Strategy
More than 60% of Americans feel they are in a better place to achieve their goals than generations that came before them, according to a survey.
New Report Exposes Tax System’s Role in Widening Racial Wealth Gap, Calls for Urgent Reforms
Color of Change and Americans for Tax Fairness released a damning report exposing the deep racial inequities entrenched in the U.S. tax system.
Looking for a Financial Advisor? Here are Things to Consider
Here’s an in-depth guide to help you make the best decision when choosing a financial advisor.
Why Anxiety, Dishonesty and Evasion Are So Common Where Money is Concerned
A new survey suggests that while consumers are decreasing their spending to get by in the current economy, they harbor some anxieties and are struggling to improve their approach to money management.
5 Ways to Prepare for Out-of-Pocket Health and Wellness Costs
It’s important to consider these steps to inform financial decisions about potential out-of-pocket health and wellness costs.
Nearly 2 in 5 Americans Say Their Pets Inspire Good Money Habits: New Study
Research shows that Americans associate pet ownership with positive money habits.
Inflation Cools to Below 3%, Paving the Way for Potential Fed Rate Cuts
Inflation in the United States showed promising signs of easing in July, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) falling below 3% for the first time in over three years.
Understanding Your Credit Score
Here’s a look at what financial activities are affecting your credit, as well as some tips for improving your score.
7 Strategies to Save for Retirement and College at the Same Time
Putting away money to afford both retirement and higher education can be quite expensive. There are several smart strategies that can help you strike the right balance.
6 Scams Every Older American Should Know About
Amid technology advances enabling scammers to commit fraud, elders and their loved ones need to stay informed.
Biden Administration Announces $1.2 Billion More in Student Debt Forgiveness
According to the Department of Education, this latest round of forgiveness brings the total debt relief under the Biden administration to $168.5 billion, benefiting approximately 4.8 million Americans.
Ways to Increase Your Credit Limit Without Asking
Increasing your credit limit without directly asking your credit card issuer involves several strategies aimed at demonstrating responsible credit behavior.