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Over the last few years, Cash App has gone from being just a way to split dinner with friends to something that feels a lot like a full-on bank account. With features like direct deposit, a debit card, investing, and even tax filing, it’s no wonder more people—especially younger users—are starting to treat Cash App as their primary banking tool. Notably, a survey by TD Cowen revealed that approximately 40% of consumers aged 18 to 34 are open to using Cash App as their primary banking service.​

A debt settlement lawyer is a licensed attorney who helps you negotiate with creditors to reduce how much you owe on unsecured debts like credit cards, personal loans, or medical bills. What sets them apart from traditional debt settlement companies is that they can give you legal advice and represent you in court if things escalate. That legal backup can be a game changer if you’re being sued or harassed by debt collectors. Think of them as a more protective—but more expensive—option for getting your debt under control.

Medical debt has historically affected credit scores, but a recent federal rule change will significantly alter its impact. Understanding these changes can help you take proactive steps to protect your finances.

The Kikoff Secured Card is designed to help consumers build or improve their credit history with minimal financial risk. Unlike traditional credit cards, it offers a unique structure that makes it accessible to those with limited or poor credit histories.

When it comes to managing your money, where you do your banking matters. Two of the most popular options are credit unions and traditional banks. While both offer similar services, they differ in structure, purpose, and benefits. Here's a breakdown to help you decide which one might be the better fit for your needs.

As Donald Trump returns to the White House, millions of student loan borrowers are focused on how federal student loan forgiveness programs might change. The Biden administration implemented several policies to expand access to debt relief, but ongoing legal and administrative challenges have left the system uncertain. Here’s an overview of where things stand and what borrowers might expect moving forward.

Every new year comes with a fresh wave of motivation to improve our finances. But as the months go on, it’s easy for those money resolutions to lose their momentum. If you’ve resolved to save more, spend smarter, or pay off debt this year, here are practical strategies to help your financial goals stick.

The holiday season can bring joy, but it can also leave behind an unwelcome guest: holiday debt. If your celebrations led to overspending, don’t stress—there are actionable steps you can take to help you pay it off quickly and start the new year on stronger footing.

The holiday season often comes with a welcomed surprise—a holiday bonus. Whether it’s a small or big token of appreciation, a holiday bonus can be an excellent opportunity to set yourself up for financial success in the new year. Here’s how to make the most of your extra cash.