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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has reportedly held talks about the NASDAQ data center moving to DFW. This would be a historical move in the financial industry, as the Dow Jones, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 are all located in New York City. According to Abbott, NASDAQ is looking at moving its […]

NASDAQ Moving to DFW?

October 15, 2020 in life tagged finances / Financial planning / money / money management by Jeffrey Cooperstein

An older couple sit on their couch and smile as they hold their grandchild. They can provide for their grandchild and other family members by educating themselves on the myths and misconceptions of life insurance. — On July 30, Life Happens, a nonprofit organization that encourages Americans to take personal financial responsibility by purchasing life insurance and related products, hosted a webinar for their pro members entitled “Improving Life Insurance Coverage for Black Americans – 5 Myths and Misconceptions.” Speakers Delvin Joyce and Kristen Hall Eskew […]

Insurance Myths and Misconceptions Webinar from Life Happens

August 15, 2020 in life tagged benefits of life insurance / life insurance / life insurance mistakes / life insurance myths / money by Macee Hall

The W-shape recession Many economists predict a W-shape recession, versus the original V-shape, once predicted. A W means there will be two drops in the economy. As coronavirus is ravaging the Southern states, economists do not have a very positive outlook for the future. It is even predicted that unemployment […]

The W-shape recession

July 1, 2020 in life tagged government / money / public health / unemployment / United States of America by Jenny McCann

What could a fourth stimulus package include? There is a lot of talk about whether there will be a fourth stimulus package. Both sides feel that we need to do something. Whether that is cutting payroll taxes, or more direct payments to the eligible population. In this article, we are […]

What could a fourth stimulus package include?

May 18, 2020 in life tagged finances / government / government aid / money / money management by Jenny McCann

Why the Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rates The federal reserve cut the interest rate to a point between 0.25% and 0% as a stopgap measure to prevent the market from plummeting into a free fall. Because of the coronavirus, our market has fallen into a bear market state, meaning that […]

Why the Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rates

April 3, 2020 in life tagged economics / finances / Financial planning / money by Jenny McCann

How to Handle Your Personal Finances During the Coronavirus The coronavirus has torn through our economy and tore out all the gains made since 2016. The markets are down more than 3,000 points on the DOW and businesses are closing everywhere. People everywhere are out of work, or being forced […]

How to Handle Your Personal Finances During the Coronavirus

April 2, 2020 in life tagged economics / money / money management / unemployment by Jenny McCann

How long will I live? When it comes to retirement plans, there is always one big question. How long will I live? Because we can’t know exactly how long we will live or how healthy we will be this makes the retirement planning tricky. So how do you plan for […]

How long will I live?

March 15, 2020 in life tagged income / investing / money / Retirement / retirement planning by Jenny McCann

Personal Finance and Consumer Debt When it comes to personal finance and consumer debt, most of us are guilty of overspending and not budgeting properly. Working on your debt and your finances should be a top priority. Most Americans have some type of consumer debt. Whether it’s student loan, credit […]

Personal Finance and Consumer Debt

March 14, 2020 in life tagged Credit / debt / Loans / money / mortgage by Jenny McCann

What is the ability-to-repay rule? “The ability-to-repay rule is the reasonable and good faith determination most mortgage lenders are required to make that you are able to pay back the loan,” states Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. The rule is important because it helps determine if you can afford to pay […]

What is the ability-to-repay rule?

January 19, 2020 in life tagged finances / money / mortgage / Personal Finances by Jenny McCann

Personal Finances Having strong personal finances is extremely important. If you have a strong understanding of Personal Fiances and how they work you can have a strong and fruitful financial future. There are a lot of steps to have a strong and fruitful financial future. Here are some tips! Budgeting […]

Personal Finances

January 17, 2020 in life tagged budgeting / money / money management / Personal Finances by Jenny McCann