Is Guilt Costing You $500 Each Year?

A new study has revealed a curious habit that most Americans are unwillingly partaking in that’s costing them upwards of $500 a year. Curious as to what that could be?  A Divisive Issue  Tipping – it’s a controversial subject. With so many service industry workers relying on tips to supplement their low wages (minimum wage … Read more

Financial Anxiety is Keep Americans Up at Night

Does money matter? That’s the question that financial service company Acorns sought to answer in their latest survey, which posed questions relating to money, mental health, and financial security to 5000 Americans. Let’s take a look at the survey’s results. Financial Anxiety in America Acorns “Money Matters Report” has revealed an overwhelming sense of unease … Read more

Soaring Mobile Home Prices Targeted by Florida Plan

As rent prices rise across the nation, some states are taking matters into their own hands. Let’s take a look at Florida’s latest measure to improve the lives of its residents. The Affordability Crisis in Mobile Home Parks Mobile homes used to be an affordable alternative to traditional housing.  The Rise of Mobile Home Communities … Read more

How Colorado’s Gun Tax Could Affect Your Budget

In November, residents of Colorado will be asked to decide the outcome of a new bill that could significantly raise the price of a very controversial yet much-loved household item.  House Bill 24-1349 Hot on the heels of California, Colorado lawmakers are debating putting a tax on an American favorite – guns and ammo. House … Read more

AARP Study Highlights Financial Woes Across Generations

According to the latest AARP Financial Security Trends Survey, more young Americans are feeling optimistic about the future of their finances. Unfortunately, it’s not all plain sailing – as the older generation’s worries are piling up. Financial Outlook for Americans New survey results from AARP are painting a unique picture of American society. Rising Optimism … Read more