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Select’s editorial team works independently to review financial products and write articles that we think our readers will find useful. We receive a commission from affiliate partners for many offers, but not all offers on Select come from affiliate partners. The word debt can often have a bad connotation, butRead More →

Earned Wage Access – also known as Earned Wage Advance or On-Demand Pay – has steadily increased. As recently as 2020, almost 55.8 million individuals were using some EWA solutions, as there are both employer-provided and direct-to-consumer options. As EWA solutions become more popular, there is a steady stream ofRead More →

When you’re trying to pay off your debt, it can be difficult to stay motivated. Especially if you’ve been struggling with it for a while. But don’t worry because you are not alone. Thousands of people are in the same situation as you, and many of them have found waysRead More →

Photo (c) Darren415 – Getty Images Consumers across the board faced higher prices in April. The employment office reports that its Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.3% in March-April and 8.3% in the trailing 12 months. The inflation rate in April, while still high, was below the 1.3% increase inRead More →

Employees increasingly have the ability to access earned wages as needed between pay cycles when their employees work with on-demand pay providers (also known as Earned Wage Access, or EWA). Today, with inflation of a 40 year highrising consumer prices have accelerated the benefits of EWA, particularly for hourly workers.Read More →

Share on PinterestAfter the birth of her second child, Zuleyma Santos was diagnosed with a rare form of heart failure and placed on the heart transplant waiting list. Photography courtesy of Padilla Co Mom-of-two Zuleyma Santos is working with the American Heart Association to raise awareness of the dangers ofRead More →

Payday lenders offer short-term loans and cash advances, but these products come with high interest rates that often result in a debt trap, the CFPB noted. (one) Payday lenders offer small loans that are repaid in a single lump sum, usually on the borrower’s next payday. While these loans canRead More →

It is estimated that Michiganns without financial resources spend an estimated $3,000 each year on bank fees. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Open Account Coalition (MOAC) announced a low-cost account for Michigan residents who are unbanked or unbanked. A Federal Reserve 2019 Report found that 22% of adult AmericansRead More →

I’m an educator at Robbinsdale Armstrong High School in Plymouth, where I teach both introductory and advanced placement (AP) economics. This topic is close to my heart for many reasons. Practical Economics has a direct translation into the real world that my juniors and seniors will soon be partaking in.Read More →

Buy now, pay later (BNPL) plans are increasingly being offered as a convenient credit alternative that allows purchases to be made in installments, typically four payments over six weeks. The so-called “fintech” (financial technology) companies that offer these plans often advertise that they offer consumers interest-free payments with no creditRead More →

Lending apps are gradually replacing traditional credit agencies or credit unions. Today, traditional lending institutions struggle with the convenience and seamless processes of these apps. Additionally, these apps and online lenders accept applicants regardless of their credit history. However, it can be difficult to identify trustworthy installment loan apps. ThereRead More →

Monday 25 April 2022 12 o’clock; State Library RHODE ISLAND REPUBLIC PARTY HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE WITH RIGOP CHAIRMAN SUE CIENKI AND SENATE MINORITY WHIP JESSICA DE LA CRUZ On Monday, April 25, the Rhode Island Republican Party (RIGOP) will host a press conference with Senate Minority Whip Jessica de laRead More →

Nobody ever plans unplanned expenses, but they always seem to pop up when we least expect them. Whether it’s a car repair, a medical bill, or a home repair, these expenses can be costly and difficult to pay for. Here are a few tips on how to pay for yourRead More →

Last minute applicants are working to ship their returns to the Tax office by the 2021 tax year deadline of Monday 18 April – and are likely looking forward to a hefty check on their tax refund. Some tax firms or other lenders may offer an opportunity to access theseRead More →

Trump Tower’s $100 million mortgage has been the subject of some heated speculation after Trump launched a coup against the US government that left people behind dead in the US Capitol building, and some innocent souls are wondering if Trump could ever find a bank shady enough to work withRead More →

What if you had an emergency today – your car broke down, you ended up in the hospital, an unexpected home repair, anything could happen. Do you have an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses, or would you have to rely on family, friends, or worse – a credit card?Read More →

This opinion column was submitted by Jose Vasquez-Maldonado, a Democratic candidate for Assembly District 24. My name is Jose Vasquez-Maldonado, and I’m running for Assembly District 24 to raise awareness of the unhealthy and unsafe conditions of long, mandatory work hours for Nevadans. Such conditions are not only bad forRead More →

Morsa Pictures | digital vision | Getty Images To achieve financial success, knowledge is key. Yet many Americans lack financial literacy. It can affect everything from the amount of money you save to the amount of debt you owe. The situation is dire for many. According to a January poll,Read More →

Prices are skyrocketing across Australia. Global supply chain problems, floods, the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict have all piled up to push up price levels in the country. With inflation soaring, Aussies’ living expenses are becoming a challenge, and they’re bouncing back from riskier ways to meet day-to-day expenses.Read More →

Large medical debt can weigh on your finances, hurt your credit score, and potentially bankrupt you. No one is waving a magic wand to make all those IOUs go away, but the big three credit bureaus this month pledged to erase a significant amount of negative medical debt information fromRead More →

The Central Bank of Jamacia recently announced that it will launch its central bank digital currency (CBDC) dubbed the Jamaican Digital Exchange or Jam-Dex in the first quarter of 2022. According to the Jamaican government, this will be the national digital currency, helping reduce transaction costs while allowing those unbankedRead More →

Start your day with LAist Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. Street vendors in Los Angeles are getting support for legal assistance, loans, business advice and other assistance through a $5 million grant administered by a partnership of local organizations. JPMorgan Chase’s grant to the Open Air EconomyRead More →

SHREVEPORT, La. – March Madness is in full swing less than two months after mobile sportsbook in Louisiana went live on Jan. 28. While for many it’s a fun time to enjoy the weeks of filling out brackets and cheering on their favorite college basketball teams, for others it bringsRead More →

What if you had an emergency today – your car broke down, you ended up in the hospital, an unexpected home repair, anything could happen. Do you have an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses, or would you have to rely on family, friends, or worse – a credit card?Read More →

NAAC Finance will connect the unbanked to quick money, financial literacy and help them avoid predatory, high-interest borrowing. More than 7 million U.S. households are unbanked, meaning no one living in that household has a checking or savings account, according to a FDIC survey. Not having a bank account canRead More →

Usury is an old-fashioned term for illegal or immoral loans that enrich the lender by taking advantage of the misfortunes of the poor. It is considered a sin and a forbidden practice in the Old Testament Bible, but usury is the only word to describe SB352, which passed the SenateRead More →

Kevin Stent/Stuff Nicola Willis is calling on the government to pass legislation to quickly resolve the unintended consequences of new responsible lending regulations. Nationally has drafted legislation it says could reverse the damage that new responsible lending regulations have done to borrowers’ chances of getting a home loan. National HousingRead More →

If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, here are some financial mistakes to avoid this year. Photo courtesy of Karolina Grabowska via Pexels Cash is the lifeblood of any business, big or small, new or old. As an entrepreneur, if you want your business to grow and thrive inRead More →

First National Bank Texas this month introduced an overdraft alternative called One-Day Rewind, which automatically refunds a customer’s overdraft fees from the previous day if the balance on the account isn’t more than $12 in deficit by the end of the next banking day. At first glance, a product likeRead More →

Google started the week with another complaint. This time it’s a group of German publishers and advertisers who are demanding the European Union (EU) end the search giant’s plan to end its use of third-party cookies, The Financial Times concerningported on Monday (January 24). Political publisher AxelSpringer and hundreds ofRead More →

Thousands of addicted students spend an average of £30 a week betting, going into debt and missing out on college life to fund their addiction. In a survey of 2,000 college students, 80% said they gambled, with 35% of those who did admitting to using their student loan, bank overdraft,Read More →

Exclusive: Tracy Prees, 47, was £10,000 in debt at her worst two years ago after taking out overdrafts, credit cards and loans – but her life has changed since then Tracy Prees has shared her debt journey ( Image: Tracy Prees) A single mum who used to be unable toRead More →

In the music equipment market? Ed and Moe’s Pawn Shop & Guitar Bar is one store that you want to add to your list. It has typical pawn shop items – electronics, power tools, jewelry, collectibles – but Ed and Moe’s puts a lot of emphasis on maintaining an extensiveRead More →

If you are in court and awaiting a settlement, consider a pre-financing or litigation loan. Once you’ve filed a lawsuit there are companies like Lend money first which grants you an advance based on the expected severance payment. It’s basically a cash advance on a pending legal case, not anRead More →

Just months after announcing that it was looking for companies to add to its microfinance business, ISP Finance Services says it has struck a deal to acquire a loan portfolio. The agreement is subject to closing conditions that determine the overall scope of the acquisition. Management expects the closing toRead More →

Copyright 2021 PR Newswire. All rights reserved2021-09-15 Manila, Philippines, September 15, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Tonik, the Phillipines’ first digital-only neobank, has a groundbreaking one Quick loan Product on its platform. The start of Quick loan marks Tonik’s entry into the deeply underserved consumer credit market in the Phillipines,Read More →

One of my favorite aunts was desperately poor, like many people I knew in rural northern Louisiana. I don’t know how much money she had or was making. I only know the shadow of distress that haunted them. She seemed, like many members of my family, only a paycheck orRead More →

Don’t forget to factor in the money you will receive social insurance, a pension or other sources. And if you can’t find an approach that appears to give you enough money to pay for all of your retirement expenses, you may need to consider postponing your retirement and working longer.Read More →