Many families are looking to expand their budgets in order to deal with the pressure caused by the new school year and the rising costs of clothing, shoes, and school supplies, and according to a CreditKarma research, more than 40 % of parents intend to raise their credit limits to cover these costs.
High inflation and fresh tariffs are causing a large budget gap in American households, who are already struggling with the rising cost of basic foods, goods, and services and are now forced to pay the price of high school supplies. The study demonstrates that already more than 50 % of families are assuming the time of returning to classes with credit card debts.
On the other hand, according to data released by BMO's True Financial Progress Index, 80 % of Latin American communities fear not being able to provide their youngsters with the economic life they want.
That’s why, for this season, the largest U.S. telecommunications and wireless network operator, T-Mobile, is offering new promotions on technology equipment and plans for families to save during their return to class. Here we share some of his proposals:
With these offers from T-Mobile, both university and preliminary students will have access to equipment that significantly improves its usefulness and versatility, as well as having access to related devices on a regular basis.
