An increasing number of Americans cannot afford the higher car prices and are falling behind on record-high car payments, which adds more misery to tighter household budgets as the U.S. economy heads for a hard-landing recession after a pandemic, supply chain crisis,...
It has been a year since I penned the last chapter in a series on the housing market, and it’s time to look at what transpired since last summer and fall. The affordability factor has worsened, there are rising interest rates for mortgage debt, prices remain elevated...
Joe Biden unilaterally pulled the trigger yesterday with a Student Debt Relief Plan to fulfill his presidential campaign promise. The current plan will reduce monthly payments, cancel 10k to 20k upfront, and “wipe out” balances for certain borrowers of...
The student loan crisis has reached epic proportions, and it is only getting worse. The current herd of Socialist-leaning presidential candidates is pandering for votes from an indebted peasantry that signed on the dotted line to repay their student loan obligations....
I penned “Bubblicious Housing – Having the Brains to Walk When It’s Time to Walk” back in April 2018, and it appears that housing is blowing up in bellwether markets. Within any bull market run or dead cat bounce, no matter the industry, there are opportune moments to...