Wedding planner and bride-to-be talks re-planning her wedding due to COVID
Lauren Tonne, the owner of Peonies & Perfection, discusses planning her own COVID wedding and helping other brides with theirs.
Economist says vaccine is the key to revival of economy - but it might not happen until 2022
Dr. Andrew Malik, partner and chief economist at O'Keefe, consumer confidence is everything. Just opening everything back up might not mean everyone returns.
Will high yield savings interest rates go back up in 2021?
APYs on high-yield savings accounts are down but they won’t stay that way forever.
Owner of Le Crepe in Royal Oak looks for help from the community
Dennis Williams has been running his Royal Oak business Le Crepe for about five years. But like a number of businesses, the pandemic has slowed things down - way down.
City Council votes to strip businesses of parking spots in Royal Oak on Delemere Blvd
The city voted to greenlight a $700,000 renovation to beautify the street and turn the spots into greenspace.
3 mistakes to avoid when buying a home during the coronavirus pandemic
Buying a home during the pandemic is giving buyers unique challenges. Here’s what potential buyers need to know for 2021.
Chesterfield Twp's Arctic Circle to be 1st majority Black-owned brewery in state
Currently, Arctic Circle beers are made in Deven's kitchen - he is the head brewmaster. His partner, Eric Lehman, is the business guy. They started construction pre-pandemic and are not letting it slow the duo down.
GM makes $6.43 billion in 2020, despite costly air bag recall and pandemic restrictions
General Motors profit fell in 2020, but a strong second half of the year helped offset some of the costs levied by the pandemic and a costly air bag recall.
Whitmer says delays of aid could slow COVID-10 vaccine rollout
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said the legislature's delay in allocating billions of already-approved funds could stall the state's coronavirus vaccine rollout. Both the governor and legislature have yet to agree on a coronavirus relief plan.
Biden extends foreclosure moratoriums — what to do if you need mortgage help
If you can't make your mortgage payments, there's help available.
7 essential things to know before you file your 2020 tax return
The coronavirus pandemic triggered many changes in the U.S. economy and the employment landscape. Here are things to know before you file your tax returns.
Today's mortgage refinance rates hold steady | February 5, 2021
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for February 5, 2021, which are unchanged from yesterday.
Ford lost $1.28 billion in 2020, promises to double investment in electric vehicles
Ford, crushed by a huge restructuring, a costly recall, and a decline in its pension value fund, lost more than a billion last year. However, it still beat estimates on Wall Street.
Today's mortgage rates keep climbing | February 5, 2021
Check out the mortgage rates for February 5, 2021, which are trending up from yesterday.
Want to retire early? Open a high-yield savings account
Investing for retirement and counting on Social Security benefits are not the only ways to save for retirement. A high-yield savings account is a low-risk way to boost your cash savings and help achieve your various financial goals.
Debt consolidation vs. debt settlement: What's the difference?
If you’re considering debt consolidation or debt settlement, be sure you understand the differences between these similar-sounding options.
Who benefits from student loan forgiveness?
President-elect Joe Biden is considering canceling student debt. Here's who benefits the most if educational loans are forgiven.
3 signs you should refinance your mortgage right now
Thanks to historically low interest rates, there’s never been a better time to do a mortgage refinance. But how do you know if refinancing is the right move for you?
Ulta Beauty commits to doubling Black-owned brands in its stores
Ulta Beauty has announced a new initiative surrounding diversity and inclusiveness regarding its products promising to double the Black-owned brands found in its stores.
Drivers opting for usage-based insurance amid COVID-19 pandemic, study finds
If the pandemic has you driving less, this type of car insurance may be worth a look.