Joe Biden Makes False Claims About Families Having Less Debt, More Savings Since He Took Office as He Addresses Labor Unions

Joe Biden Makes False Claims About Families Having Less Debt, More Savings Since He Took Office as He Addresses Labor Unions

President Joe Biden made a series of false claims as he addressed the largest federation of labor unions, saying families have more savings and less debt since he took office.

Back Rent in California to Reach Almost $1.7 Billion by Year-End, Study Shows

A Federal Reserve study showed California's back rent is estimated to reach almost $1.7 billion by year-end, or almost one-fourth of the total rental debt across the nation.
Latina CEO Recommends Using Only One Credit Card or None at All

Latina CEO Recommends Using Only One Credit Card or None at All

To stay financially fit, Latina CEO Sandra Campos recommends reducing the number of credit cards used.
Brazil at Risk of Losing Right to Vote in U.N. Due to Debt

Brazil at Risk of Losing Right to Vote in U.N. Due to Debt

Brazil may lose its right to vote at the United Nations if it does not pay a portion of the $400 million it owes the organization by the end of 2019.

Puerto Rico votes in favor of US statehood

This year's referendum on statehood was Puerto Rico's fifth.

Millennials More Careful with Credit Cards, Debt

Millennials and young adults are careful with debt and credit cards, and some avoid credit cards completely. Many of these individuals believe being financially successful means being debt-free.

Debt Talks Resume, Puerto Rico Presents New Offer

Puerto Rico will take the next step in efforts to resolve its fiscal crisis on Jan. 29 by presenting investors with an offer to swap existing bonds for two new types of securities.

Puerto Rico Governor Invites New York Elected Officials to Help Economic, Health Crisis

New York officials will make a one-day trip to Puerto Rico to discuss the island's economic and health crisis. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo leads the delegation comprising of the state's elected officials and Medicaid experts.

Texas Local Debt Hits $328 Billion as National Guard Troops Remain Unpaid for Border Control

The Texas Bond Review Board indicated the state's total local debt grew by $5 billion as the Lone Star State is having trouble compensating National Guard troops sent to the border.

Don't Worry, the Commonwealth Puerto Rico Will Be Fine

David Tawil of Maglan Capital, which owns some of Puerto Rico's debt, stated in an interview earlier in March that he believes the U.S. territory won't default, and that $2-3 billion of financing will quell the financial pressure. Puerto Rico has a deal of fruitful, robust double-digit returns on tax-free bases, but poorly-run finances have lead to its current economic status.

$70 Billion in Debt: Puerto Rico's Detroit-Like Economic Turmoil

Puerto Rico’s economic crisis features a shrinking economy and a declining population, with 15 percent unemployment rate to boot. In laymen’s terms, things aren’t looking too good for the high income economy territory with the poverty rate of 41%.
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