Dividend Cuts and Suspensions: Who’s Paring Back?
The COVID-caused flood of dividend cuts and suspensions has slowed to a trickle, but some notable names have still slashed payouts of late.
The COVID-caused flood of dividend cuts and suspensions has slowed to a trickle, but some notable names have still slashed payouts of late.
Everyone knows their five-digit zip code. But do you know what those five numbers represent? And what’s with the extra four digits that pop up at the end?
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Buying a house is perhaps the biggest and most expensive decision you’ll ever make in your life. So it’s surprising how many people don’t shop around for several lenders when buying a house. Not doing so can cost you a lot of money in mortgage monthly payments and interests over the life of the loan. …
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I’ve been reading around on the personal finance blogs out there and, I’m seeing more and more of balance transfers being referred to as a game. The truth is, these words “the balance transfer game” are some of the most dangerous words in the credit card industry today! So, today, I’m going to talk … Read More about Why The Balance Transfer Game Is So Dangerous
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Annual Percentage Rates (APRs) were designed to help consumers compare credit cards. They can tell you whether one card will cost more than another and they are one of the most important components of a credit card. But itâs not as straightforward as you might hope or expect. If you have ever been confused by […]
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Does not having debt affect your credit score? Not necessarily. When you are working yourself out from debt, you do not use credit cards. Â Or, at least, you should not use them. Â Using cash is important while you are on the path to financial freedom. After all, credit cards are the reason many people are … Read More about Fact or Fiction? Not Having Debt Affects My Credit Score
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The current Mortgage Monitor from Black Knight looks at the recent small increases in mortgage rates and their potential impact on home sales. The company says that Treasury yields have been rising with the 10-year up nearly 0.25 percent just since the January 5 Georgia senatorial runoff. While the spread between it and the 30-year mortgage rates absorbed part of the increase , mortgages did subsequently rise by about 1/8 th of a point. The January spike wasn’t an isolated event, the 10-year yield had eased up 40 basis points over the last five months of 2020. “Should yields rise further in coming months, they may begin to impact 30-year rates more directly, although the Fed’s bond buying efforts are expected to insulate the mortgage market to some degree,” the report says. The 1/8 th point…(read more)
Are you looking to make some smart money moves to improve your future? The new year is a great time to start thinking about what you can do to improve your financial situation. You can use this time to look forward and start making smart money moves that will help you in the future. For […]
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Wise Bread Picks We are in the midst of a major economic shift. While workers in the past could expect to keep a stable job with a traditional employer for decades, workers of today have found they must either cobble together a career from a variety of gigs, or supplement a lackluster salary from a … [Read more…]