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How Tariffs Could Prolong High Borrowing Costs
Logan Kirkby on June 18, 2025
Borrowing costs aren’t budging, and the reason might surprise you.
Why Does a Billionaire Want to Mess With Your Mortgage?
Kendall Blythe on June 18, 2025
Find out what privatizing Fannie and Freddie might mean for rates, lending rules, and your next move.
Student Loan Safety Nets on the Chopping Block
Logan Kirkby on June 17, 2025
Millions could lose vital relief programs under new GOP proposals. Here’s what’s changing, and how borrowers can prepare.
What the Fed’s Next Move Could Mean for Your Money
Logan Kirkby on June 17, 2025
With rates stuck and change on the horizon, knowing how to navigate your money decisions could make a real difference.
Inflation Report Could Shake up Your Mortgage, Credit, and Savings Rates
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
Here’s how to prepare now, whether you’re planning a home purchase, carrying debt, or boosting savings.
Caught in the Rate Debate: What Political Pressure on the Fed Means for Your Money
Logan Kirkby on June 15, 2025
Here’s how to stay one step ahead on savings, borrowing, and investing.
When Is Paying Off Your Credit Card Balance in Full a Bad Idea?
Kendall Blythe on June 16, 2025
This is not a trick question.
Borrowing Is No Longer Business As Usual in America’s New Credit Economy
Claire Monroe on June 13, 2025
The rules are shifting. Miss the signs, and it could cost you.
Fed Official Signals Just One Rate Cut in 2025: How to Adjust Your Financial Strategy Now
Claire Monroe on June 13, 2025
With modest interest adjustments expected, here’s how to stay ahead.
Breaking up With the Dollar: When the Global Economy Wants to Move On
Kendall Blythe on June 13, 2025
If the world dumps the dollar, what does that mean for you?
America’s Debt Bomb Is Ticking and It Could Affect You
Claire Monroe on June 12, 2025
America’s debt could reshape household finances. Here’s what to watch — and how to prepare.
Rate Cut Pressure Builds: What the Fed Showdown Means for Your Money
Claire Monroe on June 12, 2025
A rate cut might not help most mortgage holders, but it could reshape costs for those with variable-rate debt. Here’s what to know.
The Spend-Overspend-Struggle Cycle Is Draining Americans Dry
Kendall Blythe on June 12, 2025
Kevin O’Leary reveals the harsh truth about your retirement savings.
Credit Card Balances at a High: What Every Family Should Watch For
Logan Kirkby on June 11, 2025
Revolving balances are stacking up. New findings reveal what’s behind the spike and how to regain control.
Something Strange Is Happening in the Mortgage Market
Kendall Blythe on June 11, 2025
The housing market may be shifting again. Are you ready for it?
Why the Fed’s Survey of Consumer Finances Matters to You
Kendall Blythe on June 10, 2025
The government is asking thousands of families how they earn, save, and borrow. Use those questions to assess your own financial health.
Why Buy Now, Pay Later for Groceries Signals Financial Crisis
Claire Monroe on June 9, 2025
Financing everyday essentials like food reveals deepening money trouble and a pattern that’s hard to escape. Learn how to stop this dangerous pattern and find real solutions to rising costs.
Fed May Skip Summer Rate Cuts After Jobs Report: What It Means for Your Money
Kendall Blythe on June 8, 2025
Uncertainty in the labor market is making a summer rate cut less likely, with real consequences for borrowers and savers.
What Bank of America’s 2025 Predictions Mean for Homebuyers
MTN Staff on June 6, 2025
Discover what the latest report says we can expect in the housing market.
7 Survival Strategies for When You’re Freaking Out About Money
Claire Monroe on June 5, 2025
No cash? No problem. These fast, practical strategies tackle stress, stop the spiral, and help you regain control of your finances.
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