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Spanish populist MP Iván Espinosa, a member of VOX, has claimed that social media companies are censoring his party, while the mainstream media often fail to report on far-left violence against VOX party members. Mr Espinosa told Breitbart London the current undercurrent of tech censorship that conservatives are…
Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” agenda for combatting the coronavirus pandemic and its economic effects has its foundation in an international disaster relief program designed by the United Nations, a review of the origins of the framework and terminology reveal. Biden’s “Build…
The average American consumer now has $6,194 in credit card debt, according to Experian. This is up from $6,040 in 2018. As of November 2019, the average credit card APR was 14.87%, according to Federal Reserve data, but this includes accounts without interest, such as…
There’s a frustrating chicken-or-egg dilemma in the financial world: You try to get access to a credit card to build a credit history, but you can’t get approved without a history. And this is the track record that’s used to generate your credit score. This can be…
Credit cards can be a great way to get rewards and perks for money you’re already spending—but what happens when it all goes haywire and you can’t pay your bill? According to TransUnion’s Q4 2019 Industry Insights Report, the average credit card debt per borrower…
The Discover offers on this page are no longer available via CNBC. As a result, Discover offers described on this page may be out of date. If you lack a credit history or have poor credit, opening a credit card can be a smart way…
Credit cards in the United Kingdom are a mature market, being one of the first areas of global expansion by U.S. credit card networks such as American Express, Mastercard, and Visa. Barclays was a first-adopter, with its sizeable retail base and secure branch network. The…
Using credit cards as “free money” can lead to financial destruction. Living in credit card debt can feel overwhelming, and getting out of debt can seem impossible. But credit cards aren’t inherently evil. If you use them right, they can raise your credit score, save you money…
The coronavirus pandemic is causing financial stress in millions of households. In the last five weeks alone, more than 26 million workers filed for unemployment. In the meantime, the bills are coming due – everything from rent to property taxes. All in all, it’s adding up…
The growing panic expressed over pandemic-related money doesn’t seem to take into account that all the money was never set to be paid out at once. So just because your neighbor saw a relief payout via direct deposit last week, it doesn’t mean that you…