George Kamel: Financial advice of the past is to blame for debt today
Old tales of get a car loan, mortgage and borrow more are not in everyone’s financial interest.
Loan is what?
Richard Dawson looks at what debt is
Financial Education Enhancements for Los Angeles’ Hispanic Communities
During the height of the pandemic, L.A. Latinos endured not just the highest infection rates, but big financial setbacks. Now, with inflation soaring,…
Enhancing Financial Education: Ohio Bill Proposes Capitalism Teaching in Schools
Millions of Australians struggle with financial basics such as compound interest, but one last-resort lender is combining loans with education to help customers escape the debt spiral.
The Impact of Rising College Costs on Student Mental Well-being
Financial stress can lead to larger mental health issues for students in higher education. How is this addressed by colleges and their insurance partners?
Advocates Link Low Homeownership Rates to Student Debt in D.C.
The resumption of federal student loan repayments reveals a connection between student debt and low homeownership rates, particularly in low-income communities in the District, research and reports show.
Bangladesh Faces Rising Economic Pressures Amid Surging International Debts
The growth of debt exceeding the growth of GDP is a clear sign of vulnerability, the consequences of which are already present.
Understanding the Federal Reserve’s Budget Breach and Its Impact on Markets
Easy-money policies enabled massive deficits. Now, Fed rate hikes have revived bond vigilantes. But will Washington mend its ways?
Reevaluating Germany’s Debt Brake: A Fiscal Tool’s Unintended Consequences
Government in disarray after top court insists it abide by constitutional restrictions on public deficits
After resources collapse, Germany will once more dismiss the borrowing limit.
Germany will suspend a constitutional limit on net new borrowing for a fourth consecutive year after Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government was forced into a…