USA TODAYDelamaide: Consumer agency sees inequality in creditUSA TODAYWASHINGTON — Low-income families, particularly blacks and Hispanics, are disproportionately excluded from access to credit because they don’t exist for the three credit reporting agencies. A new report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau …Study Shows Millennials Pose Less Credit Risk than Gen Xers or BoomersThe MReportall 16 news articles »
Citywire.co.ukBankrupts could be forced to use pensions to repay debtsCitywire.co.ukOlder people in serious debt could be forced to use their pensions to pay back loans if a court case rules new pension freedoms give insolvency services greater access to an individual’s assets. Pension freedoms introduced in April that allow … She …
The Australian Financial ReviewHow to make the most of low interest ratesThe Australian Financial ReviewBT’s Mr Simon points to the danger of assuming rates will stay low for the long term. Just as the major banks are subject to stress tests to see how many borrowers could continue to make repayments at higher interest rates, he advises home loan …
MainStreetPresidential Candidates Court Student Voters: Now, About Those Student LoansMainStreetNEW YORK (MainStreet) — If Baby Boomers and the younger contingent of Millennials—the 18-to-24 crowd-were lumped together, they’d be roughly one-third of the U.S. Population. Boomers comprise 76.4 million people with the 18-24 Millennials making …