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This story originally appeared on Smartest Dollar. Since 2012, student loans have had the highest delinquency rate of any form of consumer debt. And while recent data from the New York Federal Reserve suggests that student loan delinquency rates have declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, this data actually reflects the effect of government forbearance programs.…
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Lots of factors can impact your credit score, including applying for new credit. If you’re wondering about an entry from WF Crd Svc, it’s likely on your report because you applied for a Wells Fargo credit card. It can be painful to see your score drop. But as long as you applied for credit from…
Read MorePresident Donald Trump signed a bill containing $900 billion in pandemic relief, the White House said, triggering the flow of aid to individuals and businesses and averting the risk of a partial government shutdown on Tuesday. Original Article Posted at : https://www.accountingtoday.com/articles/trump-signs-virus-aid-bill-after-panning-600-stimulus-checks
Read MoreLawmakers across the political spectrum urged President Donald Trump to sign the $900 billion coronavirus stimulus bill passed with bipartisan support last week, as millions of Americans face a loss in benefits. Original Article Posted at : https://www.accountingtoday.com/articles/lawmakers-urge-trump-to-prevent-chaos-and-sign-stimulus-bill
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“If we do not raise objections to this kind of comedy, we are teaching those around us that food allergies can be funny. It is no that surprise that data indicates kids and adults are anxious, embarrassed, and bullied due to food allergies. When we make light of anaphylaxis, we perpetuate the misleading stigma regarding…
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There’s not a perfect financial planning vehicle in existence. Salary deferral plans, like many retirement plans and 457 plans, carry pros and cons. Many hospital systems have a combination of 401(k), 403(b), and 457 plans. The 401(k) is often designed for the employees who make under a certain amount, say less than $150,000 or so.…
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Like most modern marriages with spouses in the same profession, ours is one based on an exquisite balance of willful one-upmanship and reluctant admiration. A pandemic with two physicians in critical care medicine, albeit in different disciplines, serves as ample cause for a seismic shift in that equilibrium. In January, while the balance was still…
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The Lebanese-born former American oncologist Farid Fata committed one of the most malicious acts of greed by a medical professional in recorded history. Fata spent six years telling otherwise healthy people that they had cancer and needed immediate chemotherapy. He then fraudulently billed over $34 million in charges to Medicare and private insurance companies. Fata…
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For you, the story is quite different. Away from the anxieties of the news, you were there, in the front row. You saw it all. You heard about it in January, and somehow it was impossible to fathom the horror that was to come. You agonized about the misses; vitals flashed in your dreams. You…
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This year has been the blackest of nights for so many of our friends and neighbors. Daily, I still see the ravages of depression, made worse by the pandemic. It will be some time until we understand the repercussions of postponed cancer screenings. Even simple blood tests have become a perilous journey to the outside…
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