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Seven Steps to Escape the Paycheck-to-Paycheck Trap

2 days ago | due.com | Deanna Ritchie

The financial reality in America is stark. Drive down your street and count ten houses—seven of those households are living paycheck to paycheck. They have no savings buffer, no financial cushion. All money comes in, and all money goes out. These families are one job loss away from foreclosure, one medical emergency from bankruptcy. Yet from the outside, many of these households look prosperous. The facade of financial stability masks a precarious reality that I find deeply concerning.
Bold Fintech Marketing Is the New Competitive Advantage

2 days ago | due.com | Peter Daisyme

The fintech industry continues to grow rapidly, outpacing many other sectors. For fintech companies, it is not just the product or story driving growth, but also how a company tells its story, which can be just as important, if not more so. In some of fintech’s most competitive niches, it can be hard to stand out, and that’s why the most innovative fintech companies are taking a bold approach to digital strategy and fintech marketing.
The Smart Money Order: Why Most People Get It Wrong

4 days ago | due.com | Deanna Ritchie

I recently watched a talk by Steve Chen, founder of CALLTOLEAP, where he outlined the optimal order for allocating your money if you bank with major institutions like Chase, Wells Fargo, or Bank of America. His advice struck me as both practical and eye-opening, especially considering how many of us are making critical mistakes with our financial planning.
The Role of Banks in Preventing Fraud

1 week ago | due.com | Devin Partida

“Unusual activity detected in your account. Immediately open this link to verify your identity.”You’re on the verge of clicking the link when you remember reading an alarming article about identity theft. Suddenly suspicious, you call your bank to confirm the email’s legitimacy. Congratulations! You just participated in one of the many layers of fraud prevention that financial institutions implement to protect their customers’ finances and sensitive information.
Understanding the First Sale Rule in U.S. Customs Law

1 week ago | due.com | John Rampton

The first sale rule is a significant provision in U.S. customs law, offering importers a strategic advantage when calculating duties on imported goods. This legal concept allows businesses to base their duty calculations on the lowest cost of goods in a multi-tiered transaction, potentially resulting in substantial savings for companies engaged in international trade.
The Weight of Worry: How Financial Stress Impacts Your Mental Health and Practical Steps to Find Relief

1 week ago | due.com | John Rampton

There’s more to money than numbers on a bank statement; it’s tied to peace of mind, freedom, and security. So, when you experience financial instability or uncertainty, it is no surprise that there will be negative effects on your mental health. The effects of financial stress start with your wallet, but spread to other areas, such as your emotions, relationships, sleep, performance at work, and even your health. But the good news? You aren’t powerless.
Real Estate Crowdfunding: Build Your Portfolio Through Property Investment

1 week ago | due.com | John Boitnott

You no longer need a fortune to own real estate anymore. With real estate crowdfunding, you can now invest in a fraction of a property – yes, an actual building – without ever dealing with tenants. the global real estate crowdfunding market was valued at $16.24 billion in 2024. It’s only getting bigger with projections suggesting it could surge past $2 trillion by 2037. In 2025 alone, it’s expected to reach $22.1 billion, indicating a lot of appetite for this type of investment.
AI Systems are Powering the Next Gen of Investment Opportunities

2 weeks ago | due.com | Peter Daisyme

Artificial intelligence has moved beyond flashy demos and viral chatbots to become something more fundamental: a clear signal to investors that companies are building for the long haul. While venture capital once chased social media unicorns and biotech breakthroughs, former Fortune 50 executive Shekar Natarajan sees a completely different opportunity ahead. Legacy industries like logistics are getting a complete AI systems makeover, and smart money is finally taking very serious notice.
Interactive Map Reveals Mortgage Refinance Rates Across U.S. States

2 weeks ago | due.com | John Rampton

Homeowners looking to refinance their mortgages can now access state-specific rate information through a newly available interactive map tool. The map displays current average 30-year mortgage refinance rates for all U.S. states, providing valuable data for homeowners considering refinancing options. According to the latest data, the most affordable states for mortgage refinancing currently offer rates between 6.92% and 7.21%.
House Budget Committee Advances Package After Initial Rejection

2 weeks ago | due.com | John Rampton

</p>The House Budget Committee successfully voted to move forward with a legislative package, following a setback earlier in the week when Republican hard-liners blocked its progress. The committee’s approval marks a significant step for the legislation, which had faced opposition from within the Republican Party just two days prior. The initial rejection by GOP hard-liners had temporarily stalled the package’s momentum and raised questions about the party’s ability to unite behind the proposal.