People in the middle class often enjoy greater financial freedoms than those in the lower class, but that doesn't mean they don't have to worry about their finances. That's why many of these.
A growing number of middle-class Americans are worried about the state of the economy in the wake of the Federal Reserve's interest-rate hike campaign.
The Federal Reserve has signaled that high interest rates are here to stay, meaning Americans will face more expensive borrowing costs for years to come.
Financial mistakes can be costly. Even a decision that seems small in the moment can have far-reaching repercussions that you didn't expect. Sometimes, these mistakes are easily rectifiable; other.
Carrying any debt is stressful, but being north of $10,000 in the hole may feel especially doom-and-gloomy. Alas, this is not an uncommon situation in the U.S. In fact, $10,000 of debt is practically.