In 2018, the finance and insurance sectors in the US had a gross domestic product totaling $1.51 trillion. Auto insurance alone accounted for $287.16 billion of that figure.
In addition, US households also paid an average of $3,405 for health insurance in 2018.
When it comes to filing taxes, over 20 million Americans will wait until the last minute to do so.
This isn’t a new trend. For years, Americans have been waiting until April to file their taxes for the year. This may be either right before, or right after the due date of April 15.
Just over 5 million new homes sold in 2019. That number is projected to go up slightly in 2020 which is good news for you if you’re thinking of parting ways with your living space.
If you’re like most people, the house you may be planning on selling was funded by a mortgage which begs the question: What happens to your mortgage when you sell your home?
Fewer things are worse than having a bad or poor credit score.
For starters, a bad credit score effectively ensures you won’t secure a bank loan, and if you do, you’ll be charged exorbitant interest rates. With bad credit, a landlord can reject your tenant application. Even a prospective employer can deny you a job, especially if you’re seeking a financial or accounting job.
As a new decade gets underway, it is becoming clear that digital devices continue to take over more and more of our lives. From smart devices to wearable tech and everything in between, this rapid advancement can be overwhelming for those who attempt to take it all in at once. Instead, smart business owners are searching through everything the information age has to offer in an attempt to find what their own companies can use to improve customer service. The tips outlined below offer some innovative and helpful ways any industry can benefit.