It’s difficult to know the exact number of people who are currently uninsured in the U.S., but estimates show that number can be anywhere between 20 and 30 million people.
If you feel you’re at the end of your rope financially, you might think the only option you have is to declare bankruptcy. It’s a scary option for many Americans.
The Federal Reserve Bank in New York estimates that the total amount of household debt in the United States has reached $13.21 trillion. Debt is something we’re all ashamed of.
Michael S. Shares His Story with Financial Helpers: Like so many other bright-eyed American teenagers, I graduated high school full of hopes and dreams for the future. I was told
The Great Recession that hit a decade ago was a tough time for millions of Americans. One of the reasons for the recession can be explained is how Americans spent
Owning a home is part of the big American dream. It’s why we care about going to college and getting the best education money can buy. When it’s time to
Ever since President Trump was elected and sworn in, he’s made it his mission to hack and slash federal spending. We’ve seen attempts to make critical cuts to important programs,
Saving money can seem nearly impossible when you don’t know what steps to take. Start with these 10 ideas to start spending less every month. 1. Consolidate Your Debt If
