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The new credit score that could improve your chances of getting a loan - here’s how it could help you

The new credit score that could improve your chances of getting a loan - here’s how it could help you

By Tim Leonard

FICO introduces financial resilience index to help lenders identify the borrowers most capable of withstanding an economic downturn.

IRS confirms no extension to tax deadline - here's what to do before July 15

IRS confirms no extension to tax deadline - here's what to do before July 15

By Tim Leonard

News Although rumors of a second tax filing extension come to nothing, Americans still have the option to file today or delay.

Car sales are dropping...so Ford is offering something different to get Americans back into showrooms

Car sales are dropping... so Ford is trying something new to get Americans back into showrooms

By Tim Leonard

News Motor company promises buyers they can return their new car if they lose their job, but should you take the plunge?

Treasury Secretary opens door for a further tax deadline extension, but should you still be looking to file your taxes now?

Treasury Secretary opens door for a further tax deadline extension, but should you file your taxes now?

By Tim Leonard

Should Americans count on another tax filing extension or continue to focus on a July 15 end date?

As money worries keep 56% of Americans awake at night, learn how to put your financial concerns to bed

As money worries keep 56% of Americans awake at night, learn how to put your financial concerns to bed

By Tim Leonard

Paying mortgages and credit cards is causing people to lose sleep, but help should be at hand.

Nearly half of Americans admit to tax-filing mistakes as July 15 deadline nears

Nearly half of Americans admit to tax-filing mistakes as July 15 deadline nears

By Tim Leonard

News Why speed and accuracy are crucial for taxpayers to receive a full and timely tax refund.

Americans skip 100 million loan payments as home foreclosure and eviction ban is extended

Americans skip 100 million loan payments as home foreclosure and eviction ban is extended

By Tim Leonard

Consumers defer debt payment amid coronavirus, while home loss protection continues until August 31.

12 million low-income Americans at risk of missing out on their coronavirus stimulus payment

12 million low-income Americans at risk of missing out on their coronavirus stimulus payment

By Tim Leonard

States urged to raise awareness among those flying under the radar to make sure people receive the checks they are due.

Household debt rises as financial impact of coronavirus begins to emerge

Household debt rises as financial impact of coronavirus begins to emerge

By Tim Leonard

News Consumers slip further into the red amid concern that the worst is still to come.

6 things to consider one month ahead of the tax deadline

6 things to consider one month ahead of the tax deadline

By Tim Leonard

Feature The issues that taxpayers should be thinking about as the July 15 deadline for filing nears.

Mortgage refinancing soars as homeowners take advantage of low interest rates

Mortgage refinancing soars as homeowners take advantage of low interest rates

By Tim Leonard

Surge in mortgage demand coincides with lenders becoming more careful over who they lend to.

Why 35 million Americans are still waiting for their coronavirus stimulus check

Why 35 million Americans are still waiting for their coronavirus stimulus check

By Tim Leonard

The groups who are yet to receive their stimulus check are revealed along with what they might still need to do.

Homeowners urged to act as mortgage rates begin to rise

Homeowners urged to act as mortgage rates begin to rise

By Tim Leonard

NEWS Mortgage refinance options demand attention amid signs mortgage rates have bottomed out.

Credit card spending slumps as Americans try to steer clear of debt

Credit card spending slumps as Americans try to steer clear of debt

By Tim Leonard

Borrowing falls back at the fastest pace since 1943 after coronavirus impacts consumer spending habits.

Six reasons why your coronavirus stimulus payment might be less than you thought, and how to check if it is correct

Six reasons why your coronavirus stimulus payment might be less than you thought... and how to check if it is correct

By Tim Leonard

News Tax return confusion and ineligible children among the common reasons for lower Stimulus payments.

Americans increasingly turning to personal loans to consolidate debts

Americans increasingly turning to personal loans to consolidate debts

By Tim Leonard

News Coronavirus sees 'debt worries' and 'emergency expenses' emerge as the top reasons for taking out a personal loan.

How to get the coronavirus $1,200 stimulus check, and will it be enough for the average American?

How to get the coronavirus $1,200 stimulus check, and will it be enough for the average American?

By Tim Leonard

News Everything you need to know about the coronavirus $1200 stimulus check payment... and how far is it likely to go towards your bills

76% of Americans worried that the coronavirus will trigger an economic recession

76% of Americans worried that the coronavirus will trigger an economic recession

By Millie Fender

NEWS 36% are planning on delaying non-essential purchases amid high levels of economic anxiety.

Major health insurance companies will cover costs of coronavirus testing, says White House

Major health insurance companies will cover costs of coronavirus testing, says White House

By Millie Fender

NEWS White House promises "no surprise billing" for coronavirus testing and treatment, in agreement with major health insurers.

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By Paul Oswell

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