Major Sports Leagues Eye Winter Return
For the longest time, the stable schedule of professional sports was largely taken for granted. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit, and literally overnight, sports leagues across the world shut down one by one as all in-person gatherings were halted. Nine months later, the National Basketball Association and National Hockey League have finished their suspended seasons […]
Renters; Are You Getting Your Deposit Back?
Moving in and out of a place can be a hassle in many ways. Depending on your landlord, the act of handing over a security deposit can feel like an investment in the future or like lighting your money on fire. An honest landlord should only use the security deposit to fix damage inflicted by […]
Low Interest Rates Are Here to Stay
Since the coronavirus pandemic hit cities across the world earlier this year, we’ve seen a global economic depression take hold. With less tourism, travel, and international commerce, the worldwide trade routes have seen less traffic than ever; even on the domestic side, unemployment and financial insecurity has prompted the federal government to establish lower interest […]
Wildfires Ravage Pacific Northwest
For weeks, residents of the pacigic northwest have been waking up to clouds of smoke, ash, and an apocalyptic orange haze lingering over the land, caused by the ever-growing number of wildfires threatening thousands in California, Oregon, and Washington. The fires, which have been spreading for weeks, are responsible for damage and destruction affecting thousands […]
What Types of Mortgages Are Available?
The home buying process is both stressful and rewarding. Purchasing a home is a major life goal for many people, and provides security and stability for the homeowner. However, homes are generally quite expensive compared to average salary; prospective buyers obtain loans from banks to spread the cost of the home over a fixed period […]
Saving Smart: Three Tips to Grow Your Bank Account
Saving money is an integral part of developing strong financial habits and making smart decisions with money. There are many reasons to make saving money a regular part of your plan. It’s very important to have a rainy-day fund in case of an emergency, unexpected expense, or loss of income. Developing smart saving habits also […]
Universities Face Uphill Battle to Reopen
Despite the fact that coronavirus cases have been on the rise in the last few months, many colleges and universities have proceeded with partial or full reopenings, welcoming students back to campus for what is sure to be anything but a normal semester. As the first campuses opened their doors in the last week of […]
Back to School? Major Cities Choose Remote Learning Model
With the dog days of summer nearly in the rear view mirror and autumn just around the corner, many students are trying to figure out what going back to school looks like during the coronavirus pandemic. For students in some of the largest school districts in the country, including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas, and now […]
Real Estate Market Shows Indications of Recovery
In a recession or depression, there are certain factors and points of information within the economy that can give insight into consumer behavior, spending power, and overall prospects of recovery. While some often (perhaps too often) associate the stock market performance with the health of the economy as a whole, it’s important to look at […]
Major Films Postponed By Coronavirus
Depending on who you ask, some people might tell you that movie theater workers ought to be considered essential. Though streaming has seen a major uptick amidst the quarantine, the bulk of the money in movie releases comes from theaters. Box office spending is used to chart initial success, concessions and accessories generate income for […]