Fed: Tightened Credit Could ‘Substitute for Rate Hikes’
Amid high inflation, persistently low unemployment and a banking crisis, the Federal Reserve announced a 25-basis-point increase to the federal funds rate
Should You Rent in Retirement?
Some people rent in retirement because they don’t have much choice; they can’t afford to own homes. But financial planners say renting can make more sense than
March Rent Report: 65% of U.S. Cities Fail the Affordability Test
If you follow the rule of thumb that households should spend no more than 30% of gross income on rent, then most U.S. cities are unaffordable. A monthly NerdWallet
Still Can’t Find Good Employees to Hire? Try These Perks
While big corporations make headlines for shedding large chunks of their workforce, many smaller businesses are still struggling to staff up. In fact, nearly a quarter
Small-Business Tax Changes and Tips to Know in 2023
Tax season brings rule changes for business owners, and this year is no different. For instance, you can deduct 100% of what your business spent at restaurants in 2022 on
Small-Business Trends: 6 Predictions for 2023
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, small-business owners have faced ever-changing regulations, cash flow shortages and general economic uncertainty.
Supreme Court Student Debt Cancellation Cases: 4 Expert Takeaways
As the oral arguments around President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan unfolded at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, activists, borrowers and experts
5 Ways to Deal With Money Envy
If you’ve ever scrolled through social media posts only to be gripped with envy when you see a friend posing in front of their beautiful house or enjoying themselves at a
Voices Backing Student Debt Cancellation Rise at Protest
As a formal debate on student debt cancellation unfolded inside the Supreme Court on Tuesday, the scene outside was lively and loud. The People’s Rally
