Actor Dan Nufer was in the market for a new home in the Los Angeles area. Driving around and looking for new properties, he found one specific house that had
Most of us had a lot of learning experiences when it came to money. Our eyes got bigger than our wallet. Even if we were fairly responsible, building credit takes
A lot of the 2020 Democratic candidates so far have made plenty of promises. From offering free health insurance to free college, paying off student debt and even offering every
Many people have questioned whether canceling all student debt is the answer to the crisis going on right now. Currently in the United States, 44 million people owe $1.53 trillion.
As large retail and grocery stores are fighting to see who can create the greatest convenience, we all seem to win! Meijer stores, a chain predominantly located in the Midwest,
If you’re a borrower, this is great new for you! The Federal Reserve is expected to drop interest rates for the second time this year later on today. This cut
Millionaires often live financial lives we couldn’t comprehend. They have the money to burn to buy things we can only hope to look at while they’re driving past us on
Long before there was digital music, iPods, and iTunes, the Sony Walkman was the coolest gadget on the planet if you wanted to bring your music with you. It was
Imagine looking for a job, finding one, getting hired, but not showing up for your first day. That’s what a lot of jobseekers have been doing recently. That’s because at
