The Social Security Administration’s numbers are out for 2015 median wages and the good news is that Americans are making more money now than ever before – $48,099. Since the end of 2005, wages...
It’s a term that is thrown around by those in the finance sector from time to time – “Cashless” – but was never seriously considered. What was once just talked about in theoretical papers...
November was a big month for service providers in the U.S. with more than 225,000 jobs being added in those industries throughout the month according to ADP. Much of this hiring is likely due...
In a Facebook study of those aged 18-34, analysts found that 92% of those surveyed do not trust financial institutions when it comes to handling their money. It is hard to blame them as...
A special type of upward pressure is being applied to the rental market in many of the nation’s largest population centers. Traditionally, those in their late 20s and early 30s start moving into homes...
Every generation has a reputation. The Baby Boomers brought the “American Dream” to our collective imagination and Generation X brought an increasing number of women into the workforce. Now, millennials are bringing a revolution...
Student loan debt in the United States has never been higher, currently sitting at a touch above $1.3 trillion. With the Spring semester about 5 weeks away, the nation is getting ready to add...
At the beginning of 2016, the home ownership rate for those 30 and under sat at about 27.7%, the lowest it has been in decades. On the other hand, student loan debt rose to...
It’s a term that has been thrown around for decades but the idea of a universal basic income (UBI) has garnered a lot of attention recently. The rise of the automation industry, an increasing...
Deciding between a 15 and 30 year mortgage is a big decision for most homebuyers. The prospect of owning your home outright in half the time makes the 15 year mortgage look good, while...
