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School is just around the corner, so if you haven’t started gearing up for it, now’s the time. For a lot of parents, this year is more important than ever. Not only is the cost of school supplies going up but, with recent events, there’s also the safety of your child to consider. With that […]

Since Bitcoin was first introduced to the market in 2009, cryptocurrency has soared in popularity amongst investors for numerous reasons. For one thing, cryptocurrency has massive potential when it comes to gains. According to Forbes, Bitcoin was worth $19,400 as of July 2022. In comparison, it was valued at $500 in 2016 — that’s a

For many people, bankruptcy seems like the answer to large amounts of high-interest debt, overextended credit, and even marital issues. If you’re considering it as an option, you’re not the only one. Hundreds of thousands of people file for bankruptcy every year. In 2021 alone, there were around 413,000 personal bankruptcy cases. Bankruptcy has its

In the news: Student loans Federal student loan repayment freeze extended Last month, President Biden extended the federal student loan repayment freeze until August 31, 2022. This makes it the fourth extension since he came into office and the seventh overall since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. The point of the

Sometimes things just don’t work out as planned: you buy a car that’s a lemon or the vacation timeshare you agreed to under pressure turned out to be a big mistake. In the case of a timeshare, you can hire a timeshare exit company to help you wave goodbye to your unwanted vacation property for

DebtHammer’s newsletter breaks down the key financial developments that you need to know. 70% of medical debt in collections to drop from credit reports If you haven’t already heard, the three major credit reporting agencies – Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion – have recently joined efforts to change their policy on medical collections debt reporting. Starting

It’s a common worry. The holidays roll around and there’s pressure to spend money you don’t have. In fact, a survey shows more than half of Americans expect to need a short-term loan to pay for their holiday celebrations. But the new year can offer a fresh financial start. Dr. Jim Burroughs, a professor at

Ask any financial expert and they’ll give you a whole slew of financial tips meant to improve your money habits and financial stability. While many of these pro tips are useful, that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re right for you and your unique financial situation. Here’s a quick dive into some of the most common financial