Financial News Features

In the wake of self-isolation efforts to flatten the curve from the coronavirus, many couples are feeling the financial strain and stress of the pandemic. As couples emerge from quarantine, some will see it as the excuse they need to call it quits but lack the resources for a divorce. Read the fine print on the pros, cons and other alternatives associated with the monetary burdens of divorce during this crisis.

The recently signed coronavirus stimulus bill, or CARES Act, will help Americans get a portion of much-needed aid. This relief package comes at a time of financial decline and uncertainty for all. Find out how much money you can receive, when, and how to spend it wisely to get through this pandemic.

Your credit score is a three-digit number that lenders use to gauge how responsible you are financially. If you're applying for a loan or line of credit, your score can play a big part in whether you get approved.

The current health measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has caused unemployment to skyrocket, highlighting how crucial it is to reduce spending and focus on saving. GOBanking Rates spoke to financial and consumer experts to get their insight on which expenses to trim during the pandemic. and has forced many businesses to close or reduce workers hours.

Relying heavily on credit cards could not come at a worse time for the millions who have lost income or suffered a job loss as a result of shutdowns. It's especially bad for those who may have already been in debt.

A survey of purchasing habits and frequently used payment methods was conducted by FinanceBuzz. Contrary to popular belief the younger generations have not rendered cash and checks obsolete, even as mobile wallet issuers add incentives and rewards with the hope of attracting new users.