While Brexit has impacted the British economy and financial markets in numerous ways, most economists have chartered it through the fluctuating value of the pound. After months of sustained devaluation and ever-decreasing trading ranges, the currency is set for further decline and poised to fall lower against both the U.S. Dollar (USD) and the Euro…
Credit cards have gotten a bad reputation. The truth is that when used responsibly, your credit cards can be a really useful financial tool. If you’re a newer credit card user or have a history of abusing your credit card, Chase has a solution. Chase customers have access to a set of features through the…
Are you in the process of starting a small business? Maybe you’re already operating one? No matter how confident and passionate you are about your idea, it’s in your best interest to know the facts from the start. According to the Bureau of Labour Statistics, 50 percent of small businesses fail in their fifth year….
Your best friend’s birthday always sneaks up on you at the worst possible time. Like the same week that you have a big presentation at work, your car is out of commission with something you don’t understand and costs way too much, and you were somehow guilt-tripped into picking up the tab at your last…
Dealing in trillions on a daily basis, the Foreign Exchange Market, or Forex, has been attracting eager traders for decades now. The never-ending gold rush has handsomely rewarded some, kept most of the others in a middle ground in terms of gains and losses, and ruined the rest. In essence, Forex trading is made up…
In the buildup to the 2016 U.S. Presidential elections, Wall Street analysts made it very clear that a Trump presidency could be bad for the market. Wall Street was particularly worried about Trump’s tendency to trigger market uncertainty with unguarded speech and brash actions. However, Wall Street eventually warmed up to the idea of a…