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U.S. Economy: Is Employment Status as Reported by Media Outlets Disingenuous?

According to a report from ABC News, “weekly applications for jobless benefits dropped 12,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 260,000.” The author summarized the article "BIG PICTURE...solid hiring." With the unemployment rate falling to 5 percent the average quasi-informed person might conclude the economic health of the United States is definitely on the correct path to recovery. However, why is the quality of jobs never discussed and why is...

The Growing Economic Consequences of Terrorism

According to the Institute for Economics and Peace, “in 2014 the global economic costs of terrorism reached US$52.9 billion, with a total economic impact of US$105.8 billion.” These alarming stats beg the question, "is the civilized world doing enough to combat terrorism or has the collective interests failed to effectively address this metastasizing cancer?" Obviously lives lost to terrorist actions are without a doubt unconditionally tragic, but rarely do the...

Tips for Sticking to Your Holiday Budget

With goodwill in your heart and the spirit of the season surrounding you, it can be easy to overspend on holiday gifts. In fact new reports from the National Retail Foundation indicate that the average person is expected to spend $463 on gifts for family members this year and $805 in gifts overall. While shopping for your loved ones and delighting them with presents can feel wonderful, opening that January credit...

Why Black Friday is Not All It's Cracked Up to Be

Black Friday has seemingly gotten more and more ridiculous each year. Many retailers now push their Black Friday opening times into Thanksgiving, leading many bargain shoppers to hustle out of their family dinners and over to their nearest big box stores. However, it seems that critical mass has been reached and the era of Black Friday is coming to a close. A recent article by Two Cents argues that Black Friday's reign...

Repairing Your Home Without Breaking the Bank

There are many financial benefits to owning a home instead of renting. Unfortunately owning also comes with the responsibility for making repairs and improvements. Between cosmetic upgrades, emergency repairs, and seasonal maintenance, being a homeowner can feel awful expensive at times. In preparation for the winter season, Money.com recently highlighted seven ways to save on home repairs. Their first tip is to perform maintenance during the off season. Obviously if your furnace conks...

Why You Should Consider Monthly Personal Finance Reviews

Back in the day, parents would teach their children how to balance their checkbooks and instructed them to do so on a monthly basis. While most of us now only use checkbooks for wedding showers, taxes, and rent, the habit of reviewing your spending once a month is still a good one. In fact doing so will not only allow you to build your budget but also help you stick to...

Top Items You Shouldn't Pay Retail For

With the holidays drawing near, just about everyone's looking for a good deal. What's strange is that, while people will camp out on Black Friday in order to save some money on a television, many of us end up overpaying for a number of items throughout the year without even realizing it. In fact, there are some items that you should almost never pay full retail price for. A recent...

The Fed’s Loss-Absorbing Capacity Threatens Big Banks

In October 2015 the Fed governors unanimously voted to pursue a “loss-absorbing capacity” measure requiring the largest eight banks, including “JP Morgan, Chase, Citigroup and Bank of America,” to issue hundreds of billions in new equity and debt to insulate the economy from the crippling effects of future financial shocks. The key focus of this proposal is to transfer the risk of failure back to the financial sector, specifically investors,...
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FedEx Announces Winners of 11th Annual 2023 Small Business Grant Contest

Nearly three months after the entry period ended, FedEx has announced the winners of its 11th annual Small Business Grant Content. This year's event saw more than $300,000 in funds going to a variety of small businesses across the nation. Last month, the company revealed 100 finalists, with that list now being narrowed down to just 10 winners. This year's grand prize winners included KindVR, The Cupcake Collection, Up In...
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Student Loan Benefit FinTech Summer Raises $6 Million

For years, student debt has been one of the most talked about financial topics. What's more, while the debt itself has become a major part of many Americans' lives, discussion of student loans has become political due to efforts to forgive certain loan repayments. However, while we wait for resolution on that front, a FinTech that brings student debt benefit solutions to employers and consumers has raised a new round...
H-E-B and Central Market  credit cards

Imprint Launches Credit Cards from H-E-B and Central Market 

The FinTech Imprint is partnering with the popular Texas-based grocery chain H-E-B for a pair of new rewards credit cards. This week saw the launch of the H-E-B Visa Signature Credit Card as well as the Central Market Visa Signature Credit Card. With these two (nearly identical) options, customers will be able to earn rewards on groceries and beyond. First, both versions of the card earn up to 5% back on select...
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Health and Wellness Rewards Card Ness Partners with Whole30

In recent years, several unique rewards cards have come to market. These include offerings from FinTech startups as well as brands looking to do something special for their loyal fans. On that note, a recently-announced rewards credit card offering is now working with a popular brand to introduce new benefits for customers. This week, the Ness Card (which is issued by The Bank of Missouri) unveiled a new partnership with...
Choice Privileges Select Card

Choice Hotels, Wells Fargo Debut Choice Privileges Select Card

With spring well underway and the summer travel season now just around the corner, Choice Hotels and Wells Fargo have unveiled their latest co-branded credit card offering. Today, the two companies announced the Choice Privileges Select Mastercard. Carrying an annual fee of $95, this card will serve as the premium option in the hotel brand's new lineup. Looking at the Choice Privileges Select, it offers a mix of rewards categories....