Posted by Richard on February 12, 2019
Eleven years after the real estate crash that triggered a recession, there’s good news: the market appears to have normalized in recent years. Sales prices have rebounded but are not extreme, and loans are more readily available than in those first few panic-stricken years. Meanwhile, the Millennial generation (ages 22 to 36), are aging into […]
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According to ConsumerCredit.com, people thinking about consolidating debts often have one question: Is debt consolidation wise or not? The answer is maybe. As one might expect, the wisdom of debt consolidation depends on several factors: – The interest rate on the new loan. – The consumer’s goal in taking out the new loan. – The […]
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Ransomware has mostly faded from the headlines since WannaCry and NotPetya wreaked havoc across the globe in 2017. The attacks sparked so much alarm that more people than ever are backing up their files, which effectively deadens a ransomware attack. Even so, too many of us have short memories and, as WannaCry’s sobbing fades into […]
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In recent years, ransomware has become one of the most treacherous security challenges on the web. A form of malicious software (malware), ransomware is used by cybercriminals to encrypt documents on a PC, then demand a person like you or a company of any dimension to pay a few hundred or hundreds of thousands of […]
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