The US economy has been a paradox: strong toward the end of 2024 juxtaposed against an uncertain 2025. This year has borne witness to significant growth led by a strong customer base coupled with government assistance while the future is still somewhat hazy. So, let us take a look at how the US economy is really doing?

Time to pull out that old crystal ball and look hard at what might be in store for us in 2025. Pull up a cup of coffee-or maybe something a bit stronger-and let’s dig into some possible bull and bear scenarios that could mold the stock market in the next year.

The first fact to be revealed is that only 36% of Americans have a written financial plan. Yes, little more than one-third of the population. With their financial futures left up to chance, the remaining 64% are simply coasting through life and hoping for the best.

The debate between real estate and stocks is a common debate when it comes to building wealth. Each has its own advantages, risks, and opportunities. But which one is aligned with your financial goals and lifestyle? Let’s break it down in simple terms and uncover what might work best for you.

Credit scores are often regarded as statistical values to lenders, but they utilize this information to assist in deciding whether or not they wish to lend their funds to potential borrowers. A credit score impacts the borrowing of funds as much as it does when one is requesting a new borrow, credit card or even a phone contract. Nonetheless, there is a lot of confusion about the elements that have a bearing on its determination. Allow us to clarify that.