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Did you know there is a correlation between social media and credit disputes? Social media has become a staple in most people’s lives, with 62.6% of the world’s population using it, spending an average of over two hours per day spent on it. In an era where social media influences a lot of decisions, it

Inflation has affected many aspects of the economy, with the cost of nearly everything rising – from non-discretionary expenses like food and housing to discretionary activities like entertainment and travel. Estate planning, while not something top of mind for most people, has also been affected. According to Caring.com’s 2024 Wills and Estate survey, a mere

As consumers struggle to make payments, it is vital for financial institutions to implement successful bankruptcy and repossession strategies. This is especially critical today, with inflation, mass layoffs, cost-of-living increases, high interest rates and the resumption of student loan payments contributing to consumers’ plummeting financial health. MarketWatch Guides reported that, between 2022 and 2023, U.S.

With President Biden’s student loan relief plan invalidated by the Supreme Court, borrowers will resume payments on their student loans this September. We have already seen an increase in delinquencies at the start of 2023, and without further debt relief, we will likely see another uptick when student loan payments resume. Both financial institutions and

We enter the new year with an inflated economy and predictions of a recession. As a result of the economy in 2022, interest rates, debt in all loan types and the general cost of living have all increased dramatically. According to the Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit from the New York Fed’s Center