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The Trump administration has announced that Americans can expect some of the largest tax refunds in history at the beginning of 2026. According to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the new &...

In the wake of the Federal Reserve's aggressive strategy to counteract inflation by elevating the federal funds rate, Americans have found themselves navigating a landscape of stee...

In an era where Americans battle against a staggering $1.08 trillion in credit card debt alongside an 8% delinquency rate, finding an effective escape route is more vital than ever.  This journey doesn’t just promise ...

Having bad credit can make it difficult to get approved for a car loan, or you may only qualify for loans with higher interest rates. However, there are lenders who work specifically with people who have low credit scores or...

In November 2025, some states in the U.S. will be issuing direct payments and rebates to help residents deal with inflation and economic challenges. These payments are not federal stimulus ...

  Credit unions and community banks have emerged as beacons of support and solidarity in the financial institution landscape, especially during times of economic dist...

Getting a call or message about a debt can make your heart race. But before you panic or pay up, it's important to know: not everyone who contacts you about a debt is legit.  Some of those so-called "d...

These days, more people find themselves in a tricky situation with their car loans. They owe more money on their car loans than their vehicles are worth. This is often called being "upside dow...

The Federal Reserve made three rate cuts at the end of 2024, causing the interest rates offered by savings accounts to drop. This means when looking for a place to keep your savings, you'll want t...