Finance

The coronavirus pandemic might be a global health crisis, but its severity has affected more than just that. Many businesses have fallen (some without the possibility of reopening). Many people have, in turn, lost jobs and homes from their loss of income. Add to this the fear and anxiety of the possibility of an economic […]

Planning for the future is essential, and part of ensuring that you have comfortable golden years means taking into account how you’ll be able to financially maintain your lifestyle and anticipate any needs that may arise. That doesn’t have to be a stressful race if you’re smart with how you pool funds into retirement. Here

As the coronavirus continues to disrupt every level of daily life for Americans, many have raised concerns about how this will affect their insurance premiums. With the pandemic being a global health crisis, many would naturally assume that they’re going to take a hit on their insurance premiums. Is this the actual case? We may

The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), the exclusive judge of deciding when an economic downturn begins and ends, has spoken. The United States is officially in a recession. This news, however, isn’t much of a surprise for many Americans. The plummeting economic output and double-digit unemployment figures offer clues to what’s going to happen

Many retirees are worried about their income. In Australia, for example, workers are putting their retirement on hold — with the average retirement age now at 62 (previously at 55). Several factors can affect the state of your retirement finances — however, you can take measures to fortify your savings and ensure a comfortable retirement.

Running a rental property business is one of the most profitable kinds that can help you build wealth. You simply need to choose the right location and offer exciting features to attract tenants. Unfortunately, with the growing competition of the rental property business, you need to think of new ways to improve your business. You

We can barely survive with our paychecks, so what more if a portion of it will be withheld to automatically pay off our debts? We may not be able to scrape up enough funds to get through the next paycheck. That is not a decent way of living. Courts can order a wage garnishment when a

Granite, stone, wood, and the other heavy materials used in construction were in the past quite hard to cut. As such, most people settled for basic designs when using these materials to minimize the cuts they had to make. Thankfully, technology has solved the issue of making precise cuts and eased working with even the

Experts are predicting today’s problems of Social Security will culminate in a crisis by the year 2035. Forty percent of senior retirees today rely solely on Social Security for their retirement, and the system’s financial reserves are slowly dissipating. Unless Congress fixes the problem timely, retirement benefits may be slashed by 20 percent by the year

Filipinos are used to living with parents, siblings, and other relatives. We’re about family bonding and tight-knit relationships. That is why a lot of working adults in our country still prefer to stay with our parents. We have become accustomed to the culture of providing help to our family. We are also used to receiving