The act of delaying crucial financial decisions, a habit known as financial procrastination, may not grab headlines with the same urgency as other issues. Yet, the impact of postponing financial actions such as bill payments, savings, or investments can extend far beyond a ding to one's credit
In modern America, the clarity of financial stability is often misted by the harrowing fact that a vast majority—78% of Americans—are living paycheck to paycheck. This precarious tightrope walk along the financial divide invites a pressing conversation on identifying the symptoms of fiscal malaise
Amidst the currents of the economy, a stark truth emerges: nearly a third of Americans are navigating without the compass of basic financial literacy. The GOBankingRates 2024 Financial Literacy Survey casts a spotlight on this critical issue, revealing the urgent need for greater financial
In an era where financial forecasts can seem as volatile as the weather, one prediction is becoming increasingly clear: high-interest rates may be with us for longer than originally anticipated. Scotiabank, a major financial player, has echoed this sentiment, suggesting that the persisting high
The recent shift in the retirement landscape has led many Americans to reconsider their exit from the workforce. With the rising cost of living nudging some retirees back into the job market, "unretiring" is becoming an increasingly popular choice. However, this decision comes with a unique set of
Falls Township in Pennsylvania is taking a preemptive stance to secure its financial future as a major revenue source shows signs of depletion. Historically, the township has been the beneficiary of substantial host community fees from Waste Management, amounting to approximately $18 million
