Taking an Interest in Interest Rates: What Does the Most Recent Interest Rate Increase Mean for Credit Card Debt?
On July 29, 2022, the Federal Reserve once again raised national interest rates in an effort to combat inflation and, hopefully, mitigate a potential recession. Thus, this move marked its...
Answering Your Top 3 Questions About Foreclosure Prevention
Thanks to the economic instability that has persistently loomed over us since the onset of 2020, prices are soaring. From gas to rent and more, many are likely to find...
Mortgage Protection Has Ended. Where Does That Leave You?
With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic threatening the overall stability of the American people and economy, President Biden announced Feb. 16, 2021, that the White House would institute a new forbearance...
Facing the Finances of COVID-19 Part 2: What Comes After Relief Ends?
While financial assistance for renters — involving eviction mitigation, specifically — has recently remained a focal point in terms of COVID-19 relief, it may be easy for some to overlook...
Facing the Finances of COVID-19: Understanding Federal Mortgage Forbearance
“The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered a housing affordability crisis,” the White House announced on Feb. 16, 2021. “Today, 1 in 5 renters are behind on rent and just over 10...
Crushing Credit Card Charges: Debt Consolidation Loans Versus Declaring Bankruptcy
Debt may feel like a dead-end as you frantically search for a way out. However, while collecting interest can take a toll on your long-term financial plans — fueling a...