It is no longer news that consumer credit card debt is currently on the rise. Due to an increase in interest rates, credit card owners are now faced with higher prices that are difficult to balance. According to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, consumers’ credit card balances had risen to a …

Whether you’re a CEO with millions in the banks or a struggling worker barely getting by, the most important asset you have is your health. This is why healthcare cover is such a vital resource, especially in the United States, where private medicare costs are prohibitively expensive.   One aspect of maintaining effective coverage for …

On average, every household in the United States has over $90,000 worth of debt. This includes mortgages, student loans, personal loans, credit cards, and other types of debt. At this point, it’s fair to say that most of the country is intimately familiar with the sinking feeling of accumulating debt. It can be overwhelming at …

A famous traditional proverb says health is better than wealth. As accurate as that sounds, the adage is only a half-truth. The whole truth is that you must have wealth to have good health. Whether you visit the doctor for a common cold or self-medicate on a simple injury, health treatments aren’t cheap. On the …

The Coronavirus pandemic truly affected a lot of people’s lives. It is one of the most devastating periods of the human race as many people got financially restless. Many became unemployed due to the crisis. If you are one of these people, do you still expect financial assistance to clear your debts? During the early …

As much as owing debts is inevitable, one biggest fear is having your account wiped out by your debt collector. Imagine needing funds for something urgent only to discover you have no money. It’s more embarrassing when you discover you’re penniless because your creditor decided to clean up your account. As much as this sounds …

Recessions are usually like murky waters, especially when you are in debt. Here’s how you can pay down your debt before the recession hits

With every passing day, student loan debts are increasing. Here’s how to pay down yours and avoid being in a financial rot

Being in a recession is not enough reason to have a financial crisis, here’s how to control your finances to avoid going broke

Interest Rates Will Continue to Rise Until Inflation Reduces – Jerome Powell The chairman of the United States Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell has stated that he fully supports the increase of interest rates until prices reduce to a healthy level. He said this to Wall Street Journal in a live interview.   According to Powell, …