You’ve probably heard about the Big Beautiful Bill that just passed—touted as a major step toward stabilizing the economy. But behind the headlines, many middle-class American families are already starting to feel the squeeze. If you’ve noticed your grocery bill going up, healthcare deductibles rising, or your credit card balance growing faster than usual—you’re …
Credit card companies are very good at one thing: keeping you in debt. In 2025, with rising interest rates, record inflation, and economic instability from tariffs and layoffs, the last thing most Americans need is another financial trap. But that’s exactly what many credit card issuers are hoping you’ll fall into. Let’s pull back the …
In the latest sign of rising financial strain, Klarna—one of the world’s largest “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) services—has reported a net loss of $99 million in Q1 of 2025, more than double its losses from the same period last year. Even more concerning: Klarna’s customer credit losses rose to $136 million, a sharp indicator …
If it feels like your paycheck doesn’t go as far as it used to, you’re not imagining things. In 2025, the cost of living has reached record highs, and many Americans are turning to credit cards just to cover the basics. Between inflated grocery prices, skyrocketing rent, rising gas and utility costs, and stagnant wages, …
In 2025, debt is no longer just a financial burden—it’s a national crisis. Millions of Americans are feeling the squeeze from every direction. Grocery bills are rising, rent is higher than ever, interest rates are climbing, and for many, wages just haven’t kept up. But what’s driving this debt wave, and more importantly, what can …
The bills were piling up and you realized that your debt obligations were getting too high to bear. So, you made a smart move and decided to pursue a debt consolidation loan. However, there’s one tiny thing getting in your way of securing the debt help you need. Actually, it’s three things: the numbers in your …
The coronavirus pandemic has only made the nation’s student loan crisis worse. Students and graduates alike are facing an employment shortage. Every week since March, over 1 million Americans have filed a jobless claim. It is unclear if these jobs will ever return under the cloud of a pandemic. The economy has contracted by nearly 33% and …
If you’re saddled with too much debt, a consolidation loan may seem like a way out. But lenders are picky when it comes to giving out these loans. Debt consolidation seems enticing because it allows you to lower your interest rate, boost your credit score, and make one easy payment on your debt. Although it sounds …
Did you know that there are 20.2 million people that have taken out a personal loan in 2020? With the average size of a personal loan being $6,382, you may be wondering if taking out a personal loan is the best financial move for your current situation. If you struggled with a low credit score or finally got …
In 2019, consumer debt in the U.S. was around $14 trillion. Since the beginning of 2020, in addition to trying to eliminate any exposure to COVID-19, consumers are also dealing with debt that is growing and increasing incrementally daily. There are various reasons people are acquiring more debt in day-to-day living. The reasons for the increase …
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