Expectations for full-year 2021 economic growth were revised upward in May to 7.0 percent, a modest improvement from last month’s projection of 6.8 percent,
Finance
Cash rules in brutal housing market
Buying a home is a stressful and challenging time and, in a supercharged market like today’s, many buyers are getting burned out and may
Lender promises to help builders
Post-pandemic, rehabilitation in the construction industry has been tough. Construction contractors and gurus are fighting hard to overcome the struggles that a global pandemic
Interest rates unlikely to go up this year
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says interest rates will likely not be going up this year as inflation stays in check and millions of
Some consumers moving away from banks
Global analytics software platform provider, FICO, today released new research examining consumers’ shifting financial behavior and priorities. While the vast majority of US consumers
Most Americans have economic anxiety
The economic turbulence caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in two very different financial experiences among Americans, according to findings from the inaugural
People prefer robots handling their cash
The coronavirus pandemic has changed our relationship with money and people now trust robots more than themselves to manage their finances, according to a
Pandemic takes toll on family budget
As the pandemic continues to dominate the daily lives of people all over the world, a huge toll has been taken on Americans’ spending
FINRA urges retirees to use home equity wisely
The average pre-retiree and retiree in the U.S. today have under-saved and risk running out of money in retirement. According to the Census Bureau,