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A Baby Boomer's Guide to Credit Scores | Bankrate
Bankrate.com· 5 days agoBaby boomers have a long credit history behind them. With an average score of 742, many boomers who have spent a lifetime saving and paying off debt are enjoying the benefits of a high score ...
The economic stars aligned for an early election. The Tories had nothing left to lose
Daily Telegraph· 4 days agoWages are also still rising at a rate which is incompatible with the Bank of England’s inflation...
Tips for Paying Off a Personal Loan Faster
US News & World Report· 6 days agoPaying off your personal loan early can help you save on interest and free up cash for other financial goals, such as saving for your dream home or vacation. If you can qualify ...
A Gen X's Guide to Credit Scores | Bankrate
Bankrate.com· 5 days agoMembers of Generation X (Gen X), born between 1965 and 1980, have experienced the impact of credit scores on their financial lives. With an average score of 706, many Gen Xers have juggled credit ...
A Strapped Consumer = A Slowing Economy
Forbes· 2 days agoFinancial markets closed the week mixed with the Nasdaq rising +1.4% and closing at a record high thanks to the huge Nvidia beat on both top and bottom lines. The S&P 500 was flat on the week ...
The Federal Government Should Not Subsidize Second Mortgages
Forbes· 4 days agoLast week, I submitted a very brief comment letter on the Biden administration’s proposal to allow...
Millennial couple saves $25k, buys derelict house in Italy—"Bit impulsive"
Newsweek· 7 days agoKristina and Paul, a British-American couple who'd prefer to keep their full identities private,...
Southern California coastal living to be five times more expensive by 2050
Newsweek· 3 days agoLiving on the coast of Southern California could be five times more expensive by 2050 due to coastal...
Gold: How to Play the Upcoming US Election | Investing.com
Investing.com· 5 days agoIn the 11th March Weekly Update we noted that the rise in the gold price in the face of tight US...
The Federal Government Should Not Subsidize Second Mortgages
Cato Institute· 4 days agoIf policymakers want to make housing more affordable, they must do something very different: Start shrinking the federal government’s role in housing finance. In 1990, Fannie’s and Freddie’s ...