By Chris Tobias In these tough economic times many individuals and businesses are finding it difficult to meet their financial obligations. If your situation is not imminently dire there are steps you can take to ward off a bankruptcy. Establishing and maintaining good credit is not as hard as one
By Joseph Choi, The Hill Over seven million people across the U.S. will lose their unemployment benefits beginning on Monday as pandemic safety nets expire. The emergency federal jobless benefits are set to end on Labor Day, while another three million people will lose their additional $300 boost to state
By Megan Henney, FOX Business Americans’ confidence in the U.S. economy is waning as the highly contagious delta variant drives a COVID-19 surge nationwide. That’s according to a new survey published Friday by Gallup, which found that 60% of respondents think the economy is worsening, compared to just 37% who
By Megan Henney, FOX Business The Biden administration said Thursday that extra unemployment benefits put in place to keep out-of-work Americans afloat during the coronavirus pandemic will end as planned next month, but encouraged states with high jobless rates to repurpose federal relief money in order to extend the aid.
By Talia Kaplan, FOX Business Former Heinz CEO Bill Johnson told “Cavuto: Coast to Coast” on Thursday he is “very” worried about inflation, noting that “we’re seeing pressures that we’ve never seen before even across the entire food chain.” Johnson noted that inflation is having a “huge impact” on “simple
By Leslie A. Pappas, Bloomberg Law A recent Second Circuit decision is adding fuel to a growing momentum in the courts to allow borrowers to eliminate certain types of private lender-issued student loans in bankruptcy. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, siding with a student debtor, July
By Megan Henney, FOX Business The International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday that a recent inflation burst could prove longer lasting than expected, forcing central banks across the world to take action to address the rising cost of goods and services. “Aftershocks from the pandemic upheaval of last year pose
By Celine Castronuovo, The Hill Consumer confidence continued to rise in July and is now nearing pre-pandemic levels amid a boost in economic activity following loosened coronavirus restrictions. The Conference Board’s monthly survey found that while the consumer confidence index had a modest increase from 128.9 in June to 129.1
By Megan Henney, FOX Business A federal ban on evictions is poised to expire on July 31, putting millions of renters at risk of being thrown out of their homes in coming weeks as state and local officials struggle to distribute $46 billion in rental assistance to tenants and landlords
By Anneken Tappe, CNN Business New York (CNN Business) – America’s economy isn’t back to normal yet, and much of the recovery depends on consumers: how much they’re spending, how much they decide to participate in public life and even whether they work remotely. And while economists don’t believe a
