Capital and Risk, Macroeconomic
February 7, 2022
Via: CNSNews.comA new survey shows that 41% of Americans say they are financially worse off today than one year ago (January 2021), while an identical 41% say they are financially better off. However, this is well below the financial optimism people […]
December 18, 2017
Via: Market WatchPerhaps Americans should add “paying off debt” to their New Year’s resolution lists. This year marked an unwelcome milestone for consumers, with credit card debt reaching a new high. As of June 2017, Americans owe a record $1 trillion on […]
December 13, 2017
Via: GOBankingRatesMany Americans have money in foreign bank accounts for a variety of reasons that range from business dealings to personal needs. GOBankingRates surveyed more than 300 adults living in the U.S. and found that some have amounts in offshore accounts […]
December 1, 2017
Via: GOBankingRatesWhen used responsibly, credit cards are a useful addition to your wallet. They’re not only safer than cash, they can also build your credit rating. And some cards include a rewards program, helping you save money on future purchases. But […]
November 29, 2017
Via: GOBankingRatesNearly 200 million Americans have credit cards, according to Statistic Brain Research Institute. How people use them and what kinds of cards they use vary, however. GOBankingRates surveyed more than 2,000 Americans about their credit card behaviors and preferences, asking […]
Capital and Risk, Credit, Regulations
October 24, 2017
Via: Insurance JournalA bipartisan group of congressmen has filed legislation to encourage employers to invest more in training and educating their employees. The legislation would create a tax credit for 25 percent of the first $5,000, or up o $1,250, that an […]
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