50-Year Mortgage? No Thank You

Think you can't afford a home? Are real estate prices in your area out of control? Will the mortgage payments be too high? The White House thinks it may have a solution: A 50-year mortgage! The idea came about during a discussion between President Trump and federal housing official Bill Pulte. It was made public... Continue Reading →

How “No Tax on Tips” Will Work

For some professions, tipping is more than just a few extra dollars to show your appreciation. It's a critical source of compensation for the worker and could mean the difference between having enough or barely getting by. According to a study by Yale, approximately 4 million American workers rely on tips for income (about 2.5%... Continue Reading →

13 Ways to Spend Less at the Grocery Store

Going to the grocery store these days is becoming more uncomfortable than a dental procedure. With the current turbulence of President Trump’s tariff policy and the reaction from the U.S. economy, American families are left hanging in the balance, unsure if the price of something they use regularly will be more expensive the next time... Continue Reading →

7 Ways to Prepare for a Recession

Getting nervous about all the economic turbulence in the news lately? You're not alone. According to a release from the Conference Board, "Consumers’ expectations were especially gloomy, with pessimism about future business conditions deepening and confidence about future employment prospects falling to a 12-year low.” Much of this has been due to the recent stock... Continue Reading →

What Is Spaving and Why Should You Avoid It?

Deals, deals, deals! It’s beginning to feel like every time you go to the store or scroll through your favorite social media app there’s some deal of a lifetime waiting for you. Marketing has gotten really good at enticing buyers, and unfortunately, it’s working like magic.  Despite continuous issues with inflation, Americans are still spending... Continue Reading →

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