Like most other companies, CashCo has been dramatically impacted and changed by Covid. We did everything in our power to […]
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Attention shoppers: Price hikes are ahead, but consumer companies hope you won’t notice
Inflation is coming. Look no further than Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble sharing plans this week to raise prices to offset rising commodity costs. The costs […]
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Americans are feeling more optimistic about paying off their debts
According to CreditCards.com’s seventh annual debt-free poll, only 7% of debtors expect to die in debt. That’s a dramatically lower […]
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Bank Branch Closings Weigh on Rural Communities, Fed Finds
New research from the Federal Reserve found a majority of U.S. counties lost bank branches in recent years, and rural […]
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One Simple Way to Reduce Your Risk of Late Payments on Personal Loans
According to a study of more than 400,000 Sallie Mae clients, including borrowers’ credit scores in bill statements can boost […]
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Oregon Requires Consumers to Repay Title, Payday Loans Before Lender Makes New Loan
Oregon’s governor has signed a bill that bans title loan and payday companies from making a new loan to a […]
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Older Americans Had a 40-Point Drop in Their Credit Score in the 10 Years Since the Great Recession
A decade after the housing market collapsed, some borrowers’ credit scores still have not recovered. New data from Experian shows […]
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Consumers Still Wary of Risk, 10 Years After Recession
About 70 percent of Americans feel financially secure today, up from 47 percent 10 years ago, research finds. Nearly 90 […]
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Most Consumers Overestimate What It Takes to Get a Mortgage
A recent Fannie Mae survey finds most consumers believe that obtaining a mortgage requires a higher credit score and larger […]
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Oregon Enacts New Vendor Data Breach Notification Requirements
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has signed a bill that requires vendors, service providers, and other third parties that store consumer […]
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