Mortgages and Retirement Are Not Peas and Carrots
Mortgages and retirement can strangle a tight budget and require special planning to be successful. More than a third of older homeowners are approaching …
Mortgages
The Financial Literacy Payoff Has Finally Arrived
For more than two decades the nation’s largest payment networks, top banks, numerous financial firms, trade associations and tons of non-profit consumer advocacy/education have …
Financial and Debt Obligations for Consumers Remain Steady as a Rock Throughout 2018
Financial and debt obligations for consumers plateaued in all four quarters of 2018, reflecting rising employment, lower credit card debt, and steady interest rates. …
Unprecedented Economic Turmoil Rattle Americans for 2019-2020
The unprecedented economic turmoil unleashed on U.S. consumers since December, by the longest U.S. government shutdown ever, is driving Americans’ bananas, heading to food …
Homeownership Makes Sense for Most Consumers – Single Women Get It
New research shows among the 50 largest metropolitan areas, single women own more homes than single men do. On average, single women own more …
Stepping Stones to a Snag New Home – Be Wary of Quick Sand
Scrapping up a downpayment for a new home purchase is the tip of iceberg of home ownership. New homeowners should conduct research to ensure …
Millennials Opting for Tiny Homes & Affordable Zip-Codes Due to Crushing College Debt
Millennials, struggling with staggering college debt, are buying really small homes. Making ends meet and dealing with unexpected expenses is a big challenge. Furthermore, …
Lenders Lovin the Current Economy as Consumers Pay on-Time – Storm Clouds Gather
Americans are mostly paying their credit card accounts, auto loans and mortgages on time this year. However, with rising interest rates, increasing inflation, overpriced …
Bush Housing Market Crash of 2007 Decimates Americans – Trump Worse
The 10-year anniversary of the housing market crash of 2007 produced by the Bush family and financial crisis known as the Great Recession is …
Debt Collectors Provoke the Most Ire of American Consumers
The top five types of complaints reported by U.S. consumers to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) include: debt collection, mortgages, credit reporting, credit …
