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APR and Interest rates have been on the rise and show no sign of slowing down. Higher interest rates increase the cost of borrowing money, making personal loans and credit cards less accessible to many people. While it’s challenging to […]

When someone shops around for a loan, they’ll notice that lenders advertise both interest rates and APRs. Contrary to popular belief, these two figures are not the same thing. So, what’s the difference between APR and interest rate, and are […]

When a borrower takes out a loan, there’s a good chance they’ll be on the hook for interest charges. Interest, the price someone pays to borrow money, can be simple or compound. Compared to a compound interest loan, a simple […]

In the latest of a series of outreach efforts, the Academy of Court-Appointed Neutrals (ACAN) announced today that it has opened its 2023 Annual Meeting to non-members. The meeting will be at the Loew’s Coronado Bay Resort in San Diego, […]

In 1959, Equifax, one of the “Big Three” credit bureaus, hired Bill Fair and Earl Isaac to develop a universal scoring system that could be used by lenders to assess borrower risk. Bill and Earl’s company was called Fair Isaac […]

Motorcycles, to those who ride them, are a symbol of freedom. They also get better mileage than cars, which is a big deal considering how quickly gas prices are rising. Buying a motorcycle requires a certain mindset. There are personal […]

Buying a motorcycle doesn’t need to be complicated, despite what might be published on the internet about dealer financing. The process of applying for that financing, or any other motorcycle loan, is simple. It’s the construction of the loan agreements […]

Putting an auto and a motorcycle in the same category is disrespectful to a hardcore biker. Comparing an auto loan to a motorcycle loan doesn’t have quite the same effect. Most motorcycle owners also own cars, so this is a […]

November 15, 2022 – Good2bSocial published its 2022 Social Law Firm Index, which examines how Am Law 200 firms adopt and apply digital marketing in terms of outreach, engagement and business development. The Social Law Firm Index analyzes each firm’s […]

Parsippany, NJ — Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group of New Jersey has recently expanded its leadership team and is pleased to announce four new Partners at the firm. New Partners are Francine M. Aster, Dianna C. Cavaliere, Corrine E. […]

New York, NY – November 15, 2022 – The National Advertising Division (NAD) of BBB National Programs recommended that T-Mobile US, Inc. modify or discontinue certain claims for its Magenta Max mobile wireless service plan, including claims that: “You’ll get […]

Philadelphia, PA – Orivet Genetic Pet Care, a leader in genetic testing kits for domestic cats and dogs, will participate as a vendor at the Philadelphia National Dog Show this month. The event will be held on Saturday, November 19th, […]

SAN RAMON, CA—Hubsai, a leader in innovative IoT and automation software for smart properties, today announced the availability of its new Smart Hotel IoT cloud platform for hospitality properties. With the new Hubsai solution, owners and management companies of hospitality […]

Regulation Reform Places Employer-Sponsored Health Plans as a Great Cannabis Distribution Model to Consumers   MIAMI, FL – AccessWire – November 15, 2022, – Novus Acquisition and Development, Corp. (OTC Markets: (NDEV), through its wholly-owned subsidiary WCIG Insurance Services, Inc. […]

  Lidar companies Ouster Inc  and Velodyne Lidar Inc have agreed an all-share merger that steps up consolidation in search of profitability in autonomous vehicle technology. Velodyne and Ouster compete in precision sensors that enable self-driving vehicles to see the world around […]

Credit score plays a big role in people’s borrowing options. Poor credit can make borrowing harder by lowering the borrower’s approval chances and making them deal with higher interest rates and low loan amounts. However, poor-credit borrowers are not shut […]

If you’ve been job hunting and your hard work has finally paid off—congrats! If you have two job offers, it can be tough to decide which one to accept. Here are a few things to consider that may help you […]

Your child is getting married. Congratulations! This is such a joyous time for you and your growing family. As wedding planning kicks into gear, you’re likely thinking about how much you’ll contribute to the big day, a wedding shower, or […]

Having an active retirement means not only building in time for sports and physical activities but also staying mentally and emotionally engaged. If your goal is to have an active retirement, here are some key things to keep in mind: […]

Asking for a raise can be nerve-wracking!  You don’t want to seem greedy or unappreciative, but you also want to be compensated fairly for the work you do. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you prepare […]

if you’re on the hunt for a new job, there are a few things you should do before you start your search. Here’s what you need to do to get started on the right foot. Update your resume: Your resume […]

If you’re carrying a large amount of credit card debt, it’s time to get serious about paying it off. While there are a few different ways to get out from under debt quickly, these are the four most effective methods. […]

Millions of Americans are saddled with credit card debt, and the younger generations are getting hit hard by it. A recent study found that nearly 30% of Millennials and Gen Z carry at least $1,000 in credit card debt. If […]

At least once in everyone’s life, they’ll wonder, “can someone pay off my debt so I can just be done with it?” Obviously, debt is a burden for many that makes life harder and is a constant reminder of your […]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) just announced $1.3 billion in debt relief that will go to helping over 36,000 farmers across the country thanks to funds set aside in the Inflation Reduction Act.  Why do farmers need debt relief? […]

Most Americans don’t have an emergency fund. In fact, only one in three households has enough money set aside to cover six months of expenses if they lose their job. High inflation doesn’t help matters, either. If you’re looking to […]

Retirement is a big decision that you should make well before it’s time. But when money’s tight, you might not think there’s enough to go toward retirement and paying off debts. So which is the higher priority, paying off your […]

If you’re fielding a job offer, whether it’s internal or at a new company, you want to be sure to negotiate for the best possible salary and benefits. It can be difficult to know how to approach this conversation, so […]

With all of the economic turmoil happening, it’s no surprise that many are feeling the pinch in their retirement accounts. A recent study found that the average 401k has lost at least $30,000 in value this year alone. That’s a […]

As the holiday season approaches, many people will be looking for ways to save money. Here are five of our favorite tips on how to use your credit cards this holiday season, plus a few tricks to paying off credit […]