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As President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have both secured enough delegates to clinch their party nominations, policy experts are now examining how proposed tariffs could potentially affect American consumers. While the Trump campaign has not released many tax policy specifics, Trump has reiterated his support for tariffs, which are essentially taxes imposed
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In a society driven by social media, overwhelming evidence suggests that platforms such as Instagram and Facebook have a detrimental impact on individuals’ self-esteem, particularly in relation to their financial wellbeing. A recent study by Credit Karma has introduced the term “money dysmorphia” to describe the distorted view that nearly one-third of Americans now have
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In the past week, there has been a slight decrease in mortgage rates, resulting in a noticeable increase in mortgage demand for the second consecutive week. The Mortgage Bankers Association reported a 7.1% rise in total application volume compared to the previous week. Specifically, the average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages saw a
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The recent report by British asset manager Janus Henderson highlights a positive trend in global dividend payouts to shareholders, reaching a record $1.66 trillion in 2023. This represents a 5% year-on-year increase on an underlying basis, with the fourth quarter showing a significant 7.2% rise from the previous three months. The report attributes this growth
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The recent changes made by the Biden administration in the student loan bankruptcy policy have brought relief to many borrowers. According to consumer bankruptcy lawyer, Malissa Giles, clients have successfully received forgiveness for their debts under the new guidelines. This discharge has been described as life-changing for both the borrowers and their families. In the