Payday Advance apps offer much cheaper alternative to payday loans

Instead of turning to high-interest payday loans, some people are turning to payday advance apps to get advanced money for little to no cost.

US cybersecurity agency warns of fake COVID-19 Small Business Administration loan website

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said an email that directs people to a fake SBA COVID-19 loan website has been stealing people’s information.

Discount department store Stein Mart files for bankruptcy, may close all 281 stores

Discount department store Stein Mart revealed Wednesday that it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, saying it plans to close a "significant portion, if not all" of its 281 stores nationwide.

United Airlines wants travelers to know how safe they'll be when they fly

Airlines have been hit with low revenue during the COVID-19 pandemic as many try to avoid infection. Airlines are working to let travelers know they'll be safe when they fly.

United Airlines wants travelers to know how safe they'll be when they fly
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The airline industry has been hit, particularly hard, by the COVID-19 pandemic, as carriers expect to lose tens of billions of dollars because few people are flying.

What qualifies you for free college?

College is expensive, but there are ways to ease the burden and attend college for free.

What is a subprime credit score?

A subprime credit score can affect your ability to obtain financing for student loans, personal loans, or a new credit card.

The pandemic is forcing stores to close, and limiting choices for consumers

In March, Houston's retail sector was doing very well, with all kinds of options in all kinds of places. Five months later, much of that has changed and the worst may be yet to come.

Trump's $400 extra unemployment benefit may not happen

President Trump signed an executive order to provide an extra $400 dollars in unemployment benefits a week and cut the payroll tax. But legal scholars question whether Trump's order is constitutional.

McDonald's suing ousted CEO, alleging employee relationships

McDonald’s is suing Steve Easterbrook, the CEO it ousted last year over an inappropriate relationship with an employee, alleging he covered up relationships with other employees and destroyed evidence.

6 reasons to choose a private student loan over federal

Private student loans aren’t right for everyone, but they do have some perks for certain borrowers.