Not great, but good enough. That’s the prognosis for the 2011 holiday season according to the National Retail Federation, with sales expected to increase 2.8 percent to $465.6 billion.
by Adam Hilliard on October 17, 2011
The iPhone 4S goes on sale today, and industry experts are already predicting a record number of sales for the latest Apple gadget.
by Branford Lyles on October 14, 2011
According to the Congressional Budget Office, the “millionaire tax” would completely fund the Obama jobs plan, with billions to spare.
by Curtis White on October 13, 2011
Like it or not, there’s a good chance debit card fees will be part of your banking statement in 2012. Bank of America has already announced plans to enact a $5-per-month debit card fee beginning next year.
by Derek Campbell on October 11, 2011
by Michael Reubelt on October 6, 2011
A report by the American Bankers Association found that in the second quarter of the year, American consumers became more frequently delinquent on their loans.
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by Jennifer Case on September 28, 2011
In the first formal study of “romance scams” they suspect as many as 200,000 Britons have been victimized.
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by Erin Scobie on September 26, 2011
This may keep you awake at night even without the crying of a teething infant: The price of raising a child has risen by $60,000 in just 10 years.
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by Erin Scobie on September 19, 2011
A new survey, which reports 40 percent of Americans have started spending less over the last two months, represents yet another piece of bad economic news.
Read MoreHundreds of aspiring musicians entered to win and one contestant came out the victor. Listen to CashAdvance.com's winning theme song.
The Emergency Homeowners’ Loan Program has $1 billion in loans for jobless homeowners, but will spend only half of that as many applicants are being denied.
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According to the Commerce Department, construction of new houses in August dropped to a three-month low. While Irene can be blamed a bit, it is still bad news.
Read MoreA 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has dropped to its lowest rate in 60 years. Reports also show that foreclosure filings increased in the same month by 7 percent.
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Steve Jobs’ influence in the world of technology cannot be understated and his legacy will live on through more than just the products he helped create.
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Adam Hilliard
A business journalist for over 30 years, Hilliard received his MA from Stanford's School of Journalism.
Branford Lyles
After earning his MBA from Northwestern University, Lyles began blogging about investment opportunities in Silicon Valley.
Curtis White
A licensed CPA, White has worked primarily as an accountant for small businesses in the Detroit area.
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