42% of Americans have racked up more credit card debt since Covid-19 began. These tips can help get that under control – CNBC

Getty Images Covid-19 has triggered unprecedented financial challenges for many individuals and families. Now, one survey shows just where many of them are feeling the pinch their credit card balances. Bankrate.com finds that 42% of U.S. adults with credit card debt have increased those balances since the Covid-19 pandemic began in March 2020. The company’s…

San Mateo County Community College District to help students cover debt, costs – San Mateo Daily Journal

The San Mateo County Community College District will use federal funding to provide student debt relief and financial aid to students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The three colleges of the district collectively received over $23 million through the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. This…

ChapterTwo launches first of its kind debt management mobile app in Australia – Stockhead

Link copied toclipboard Credit Intelligences subsidiary ChapterTwo has made great strides in the debt management space in Australia, helping people to avoid bankruptcy. Credit Intelligence (ASX:CI1) subsidiary ChapterTwo Australia is set to launch its new Debt Management app, and has already begun a pilot rollout ahead of a full launch expected in the last week…

‘It’s going to hurt’: Latino farmers’ financial woes continue since debt relief was blocked – Fox17

MICHIGAN Pedro Bautista loves blueberries. He smiles whenever he talks about them. I love arandanos, Bautista said while laughing during an interview in mid-September. I can eat them all day, all year round. He fell in love with blueberries when he first came to Michigan years ago. In the late 1970s, he immigrated from Mexico…