When it comes to auto loans, a 0% interest rate is a head turner. But it’s not always the best deal. Car dealerships generally advertise 0% offers in the summer when they’re looking to make room in the showroom for newer models. The offers come from the financing arms of the large auto manufacturers, who,…
The average American carries thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in debt. Across the nation, according to Bankrate.com, consumer debt totals more than $14 trillion. From student loans to credit card debt, the financial burden many carry into adulthood can prove to be a significant hindrance. For example, homeownership among millennials is already…
In tough times, it’s more important than ever to develop and maintain good financial habits. Having a household budget and shedding high-rate credit card debt are two obvious things that could benefit most consumers. But figuring out where to start can be a daunting task— especially if you feel like you’re already in trouble. The…
Are you hesitant to use a credit card? You certainly aren’t alone. While the credit card has become a more commonplace part of life over the past few decades, they still aren’t universal. The most recent data on the matter from the U.S. Census Bureau indicates that roughly 70 percent of American households had credit…
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted almost everything in our world. It created massive unemployment, hurt countless businesses, and left many people wondering how they were going to make ends meet. Unsurprisingly, the pandemic also had an impact on mortgages. For new buyers, COVID-19 has dropped mortgage rates significantly and made now an exciting and potentially extra-affordable…
As cities cancel 4th of July celebrations, many Americans have found themselves looking for ways to have fun while also social distancing. With help from modern technology and a bit of compromise, you can get your family’s 4th of July experience this year. Virtual Vacation – Does your family normally travel for this holiday? If…
Have you received a letter for an accepted unemployment claim you haven’t filed? Have you received letters from other states accepting your unemployment claim? Or maybe, you noticed a large deposit in your account you did not expect? If you can say yes to any of these questions, you might be involved in an elaborate…
Whether the pandemic, distance, or work stand in the way of celebrating Father’s Day, there are a few ways to help celebrate this day with your loved ones. From outdoor activities to virtual parties, you can find the perfect solution to spending time with your dad this Sunday. Send over breakfast in bed. Nothing says…
Millions of Americans have received or are awaiting a gift from Uncle Sam to help them get through the coronavirus pandemic. As part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act passed on March 27; the federal government is sending out $290 billion in stimulus checks over the next half a year. The…
The coronavirus pandemic has been raging on American shores for several months. However, scammers are still finding new ways to exploit the panic, fear, and uncertainty surrounding the virus to con people out of their money. The latest in a string of coronavirus scams involves a simple text message with criminal intent. Here’s all you…
The stimulus checks promised in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act are starting to land in checking accounts and mailboxes around the country. The $1,200 granted to most middle-class adults is a welcome relief during these financially trying times. Many recipients may be wondering: What is the best way to use this…
How Return Protection Works Buyer’s remorse is a feeling no shopper wants to experience, especially after deliberating on a big purchase for some time. Thankfully, many stores today are quite accepting in their return policies and receiving your money back usually does not require jumping through too many hoops. However, that is not a universal…
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