How to reuse the plastic from an expired credit card: the home trick you didn't expect Reusing expired credit cards is possible thanks to their resistant plastic: it doesn't bend, it doesn't get wet, and it can be cleaned without problems
What to do if you find a credit card on the street Finding a credit card on the street can cause doubts: these steps help you handle the situation and avoid fraud
How long does it take an immigrant in the United States to buy their first home Many immigrants dream of owning their own home in the United States. Data and studies reveal how long it usually takes to achieve this and why.
6 reasons to change your bank If you don't take care of your money, nobody else will, so we'll explain the most important reasons to consider changing your bank
10 signs that your identity might already have been stolen in the US Discover 10 clear signs that your identity might have been stolen in the United States and what to do immediately to protect your money
3 things you should do with your tax refund We're sharing the 3 key decisions you should make to take advantage of your tax refund and strengthen your finances this year
CBP Supervisor Accused of Hosting His Undocumented Girlfriend in Texas CBP Supervisor Andres Wilkinson Faces Charges for Housing and Transporting His Undocumented Girlfriend and Minor Child in Texas
Customs supervisor could be sentenced to 10 years in prison for offering shelter to an immigrant Customs and Border Protection supervisor could end up in prison for living with an undocumented immigrant
Using credit cards: common mistakes Latinos make in the US When using their credit cards, many Latinos make mistakes without realizing it. We tell you what those mistakes are and how to avoid them
Using credit cards: common mistakes Latinos make in the US When using their credit cards, many Latinos make mistakes without realizing it. We tell you what those mistakes are and how to avoid them
Financial warning signs that many Latino families are ignoring If you are Latino and live in the United States, some signs could indicate that you are in a financial emergency. We tell you what you should be aware of
Analysis Reveals the Impact of Rising Living Costs on Middle-Class Workers in the US For many Americans with average incomes, the high cost of living continues to weigh on their budgets
Analysis Reveals the Impact of Rising Living Costs on Middle-Class Workers in the US For many Americans with average incomes, the high cost of living continues to weigh on their budgets
Trump's $2,000 dividend check funded by tariffs: how it would affect you, according to ChatGPT President Donald Trump proposes a $2,000 dividend check funded by tariffs: We asked ChatGPT what the impact would be on you
Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase will contribute $1,000 to Trump Accounts: who qualifies Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase will match the $1,000 contribution to Trump Accounts for only some families: we tell you who qualifies
How to achieve an 800 credit score, according to experts While having credit scores between 600 and 700 is considered good, exceeding the 800 range has many more advantages
Apple Pay, PayPal, Venmo, and more: Which payment app is best against scams? Apple Pay, PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle are similar, but not identical, payment apps. We tell you which one offers the most security and how to avoid scams when using them
Did credit card companies actually reduce the rate to 10% as Trump demanded? In early January, Trump demanded that credit card interest rates be reduced to 10% within a year by January 20: Did the banks comply with this demand?
People in their 50s in the US are millionaires: this is their average net worth Americans in their 50s have an average net worth in the millions: we explain the key to this result and how to build your wealth in the US
US bankruptcy filings increased 12% in 2025, according to a new analysis Bankruptcy filings under Chapters 7, 11, and 13 increased from 478,752 in 2024 to 533,949 in 2025
How to get a credit card to pay in installments in the United States (a practical guide for 2026) How to pay in installments in the US in 2026. Credit cards, interest-free monthly payments, Affirm, Klarna, and how to access credit even if you have no credit history.
The Road to LA28: Registration Opens for Olympic Games Tickets The opening of registration for ticket purchases was celebrated at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
7 things you should always pay for with cash in the US to save money To avoid surcharges and better manage your money, we share 7 things you should always pay for with cash in the United States
How to open a bank account in the United States You can open a bank account in the United States, provided you meet the necessary requirements for this process. We'll tell you what you need
How to open a bank account in the United States You can open a bank account in the United States, provided you meet the necessary requirements for this process. We'll tell you what you need
I left Venezuela looking for the American Dream and ended up finding the Spanish dream in Madrid Venezuelan journalist Mirelis Morales recounts her attempt to legalize her status in the US and how she was forced to abandon the immigration process
The Brown University shooter found dead was linked to the attack on the MIT professor Authorities confirmed there was a link between the Brown University shooter and the death of the MIT professor, with whom he studied in Portugal
Can Social Security benefits be garnished? This is what retirees should know Discover what debts can affect Social Security benefits in the U.S. and how to protect your retirement income from garnishment
Mexico boasts a blow to 'Los Cabrera', criminal arm of the Sinaloa Cartel The capture of Edgar “N”, alias “El Limones”, impacts both the operational structure and the finances of the criminal group, assured Omar Garcia Harfuch
Errors with MagSafe that are killing your iPhone's battery without you noticing Making these mistakes with your iPhone's MagSafe can permanently damage your device's battery
Holiday shoppers should be alert: 5 dangerous scams From fake websites, impersonating large companies, or deceptive job offers, scammers find ways to trick their victims
The rise of 'buy now pay later' is now available for food in the US. Despite being a relief, experts warn about its use and its consequences for long-term economic stability
The rise of 'buy now pay later' is now available for food in the US. Despite being a relief, experts warn about its use and its consequences for long-term economic stability
