The U.S. auto industry, which keep setting sales records, is a real bright spot in the otherwise murky U.S. economy. But there are increasing worries that it’s been supercharged by risky loans to consumers with poor credit. New data released this week shows that growth in sales, and the size of loans, show no signs… Read More
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When youâre working with investments and trying to make sound decisions, itâs best to use hard data and publicly available information instead of relying on subjective feelings like your instincts. Your emotions may easily be swayed, but itâs hard to…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up all areas of the U.S. economy in a number of ways, and the mortgage industry has been no exception. Since the start of the pandemic, the number of mortgages in forbearance have increased significantly â due, in major part, to the high unemployment numbers as well as the federal […]
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Debt snowball is a debt repayment strategy that can help you to pay off debt, improve your credit score, and make you feel better about your finances. Itâs one of the most effective debt payoff strategies and has helped millions of Americans to escape mounting credit card, student loan, and personal loan debt. In this […]
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Debtor’s prisons were outlawed in the 1800’s, but you can still end up in jail today because of your debt. Here’s how to avoid ending up in the slammer.
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You may have heard thereâs a ânew mortgage fee.â And you might have been told to hurry up and refinance NOW to avoid said fee. While there is some truth to that, it is by no means a reason to panic, nor is it even applicable to all homeowners. Additionally, itâs possible it may not [&hellip
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ETFs and index funds attempt to mimic the growth of the stock market. The general trend of the stock market in its few hundred years of existence has been upward, even if it has its daily ups and downs. So,…
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Right now with the rise in unemployment it’s important to take an active role in our finances. Here are steps you can take to protect your credit health.
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