Is the future of fitness at home?
When the residents of Austin, Texas, were ordered to shelter in place on March 24th, Rachel Lily Campbell knew she’d have to suspend her fitness classes. The franchisee and trainer at Fit4Mom also knew she’d […]
If you’re struggling to pay your mortgage, this option could be better than foreclosure
Homeowners who don’t pay their mortgage will face foreclosure — the process by which the mortgage lender seizes the property. Homeowners may even be unceremoniously evicted. One alternative to foreclosure is a deed-in-lieu agreement. In […]
6 credit card rules that are OK to break now
Often, credit card experts give advice about using credit cards that comes across as set in stone. The advice is often sound and meant to protect cardholders from potentially disastrous financial situations. It can include […]
Remote workers choose some unusual places to do their jobs, survey finds
The coronavirus crisis has forced millions to work from home, and that new normal has required some adjustment for workers. It’s created awkward video conferences featuring co-workers’ cats, phone calls with wailing children in the […]
Avoid these 3 balance transfer pitfalls
If you have a large amount of high interest credit card debt you’re struggling to pay off, it may feel as if you’re caught in a never-ending cycle of trying to whittle down the balance […]
Are people on Social Security getting stimulus checks?
The novel coronavirus has thrown citizens and markets into a panic. People are losing their jobs. Retirement savings are being ravaged. The government is responding with a $2 trillion stimulus deal that would give cash directly to […]
6 ways to run a dog walking business while social distancing
The coronavirus has upended every aspect of our lives, even the way we care for our beloved pets. Walking the dog, getting supplies from the pet store, or taking a sick pup to the vet […]
Trouble paying your mortgage? Your best options, explained
The coronavirus crisis has generated record-breaking unemployment claims for more than 26 million American workers so far — and that’s making it hard for affected homeowners to afford their mortgage payments. Figuring out which type […]
7 PPP & EIDL questions the SBA and Treasury need to answer right now
When it comes to Economic Injury Disaster (EIDL) loans and grants, and Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, business owners have questions. Lots of questions. At Nav, we’ve received thousands of them via our COVID-19 Resource Center blog […]
11 legit ways to get help if you can’t pay your rent
When the unpredictable happens, such as sudden job loss, it’s easy to feel panicked and unsure about next steps. You might be at a loss about what to do you’re laid off, and this can be […]