Americans paying down credit card debt at record rate - here’s how to take control of your debt
News Credit card debt in the US is on course to drop for the first time in a decade, but dangers remain.
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Record numbers of US homeowners refinance their mortgage - here’s why you should too
News Ultra low rates motivate borrowers to switch mortgage deals, but 18 million more are still missing out.
Peloton launches new treadmill and exercise bike to help you get fit at home
News Fitness giant Peloton adds two new products to its home exercise equipment range, and slashes the price of the original Peloton exercise bike by a huge $350.
The link between broken sleep and heart disease, and how to reduce your risk
News A recent study has been exploring the relationship between persistent poor sleep and atherosclerosis, a disease of the arteries, and how much sleep you need to reduce your risk.
Is LG’s new wearable air purifier the smart face mask we’ve been waiting for?
News LG describes its PuriCare Wearable Air Purifier as the ‘future of healthy respiration’, and says it will be available to buy later this year.
Internet Explorer lives on inside Microsoft Edge thanks to new emulation mode
News You can run old websites on Microsoft Edge using Internet Explorer mode.
52% of Americans have shored up their finances amid COVID-19 - here's how you can too
News Poll reveals half of US households have saved more or paid down debt during the economic downturn, but for others financial problems remain very real.
U.S. home sales hit 14-year high as low mortgage rates spur buyers into action - here’s how home buyers can capitalize
News Cheap mortgage deals and changing home-life priorities see existing-home sales surge 24.7% higher in July.
Study says vitamin C rich foods could lower your Type 2 diabetes risk, so here’s what to eat
News We spoke to a registered dietician to shed light on the study, and to advise which fruits and veggies you should eat to lower your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
Protect-A-Bed’s new mattress protector is certified to block viruses, but how does it work?
News The company’s protective bedding range is designed to stop virus particles, allergens and more from infiltrating your mattress and pillows.
CDC’s updated COVID-19 self-isolation advice explained by an infection expert
News The CDC recently updated its guidelines on when to end self-isolation after having COVID-19, but there are specific criteria to meet before you do, explains an infection preventionist.
A moment of silence for Internet Explorer, as Microsoft confirms it’s being shut down in August 2021
News Internet Explorer gets its final updates in August 2021, as Microsoft moves on to focus on Edge.
The states where loan searches are the heaviest, and what borrowers need to consider
NEWS New Yorker’s need to borrow outweighs all others but payday loan risk higher elsewhere.
Record rise in mortgage delinquency - here’s what to do if you’re struggling to pay your mortgage
News Over 8% of American households are behind on their mortgage payments, more than doubling in three months, as financial problems take their toll.
The Purple Mattress face mask has sold out, but other US mattress brands are selling their own
News If you missed the Purple Face Mask, Avocado Mattress, Naturepedic and other mattress brands are selling reusable masks too. Here’s where to buy them…
Used car sales are rising - here’s how to secure the best second-hand deal
News Why motorists are in the driving seat when it comes to buying a used car.
Mortgage rates rise sharply due to new fee, but attractive refinance deals remain
Double blow for borrowers as surprise 0.5% levy on refinance mortgages sees lenders increase rates to cover the cost.
New study shows the importance of reducing stress for those with Type 2 diabetes
News Researchers link the stress hormone cortisol with higher blood sugar levels in people with Type 2 diabetes, and believe it plays a role in diabetes prevention too.
Extra $400 unemployment benefit - could Trump’s executive order help the 30% of jobless Americans who fear big debt?
News Time, money and the law are all potentially against the new program of support, as 49% of those out-of-work label their finances as being at very high risk.
