by Annie Fritz | Jul 30, 2025 | Blog, Healthcare
It’s no secret that health care in America has long been expensive and, for some, unaffordable, but is that still the case? Yes, says a recent KFF poll showing that health care costs continue to be an active concern for Americans across age groups, income levels, and...
by Annie Fritz | Jun 26, 2025 | Blog
Which US Cities Currently Have the Most Credit Card Debt? American credit card debt is over $1 trillion dollars and climbing, but not all US cities’ credit debt stories are alike. So how do 182 US cities compare when it comes to credit card debt in 2025? A recent...
by Annie Fritz | May 29, 2025 | Blog, Education
Resuming Student Loan Payments and Credit Reporting It’s been five years since federal student loan payments were reported to credit bureaus, with a 3.5-year payment pause included in that time. Credit reporting of past-due student loans resumed in time to report data...
by Annie Fritz | Apr 30, 2025 | Blog
Are Consumers Holding Back or Powering Through? With headlines bouncing between inflation fears and spending spikes, many are left wondering: is the economy really up or down? Modest Growth, Strategic Spending A recent report from Bank of America shows that,...
by Annie Fritz | Mar 26, 2025 | Blog
Financial stress is taking a toll on customers, so much so that many are actively avoiding dealing with their finances altogether. 1 in 4 Consumers Are Avoiding Their Finances According to a recent survey, nearly 1 in 4 consumers have been actively avoiding...
