The US President Barack Obama has given a reassuring tone in the State of the Union Address as there are reasons of optimism for the US economy when it comes to personal finances. Though the US debt market is going through a catastrophic phase, the home mortgage market is also lagging behind due to...
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The entire structure upon which the American economy is built has experienced more than its fair share of turbulence over the last few years. With global advances in technology, production of foreign goods reaching an all-time high, a slew of natural disasters and occasional...
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According to a number of national non profit groups organized to focus attention on the dangers of credit card debt and the lingering problems caused by high interest unsecured revolving lines of credit, simply convincing the average American borrower to cut up their cards...
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Image via Wikipedia Even though the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions legislation – which, among other features less noticed by the general public, assures every consumer that they could...
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After a ruling that could delay the rise of foreclosure proceedings across the country, the supreme judicial authorities of the Massachusetts court system rendered unlawful the confiscation of separate...
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Even as the capital prepares for the inauguration of Nathan Deal as the eighty second governor of Georgia on January 10th, the state has blistered for another round of...
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