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Our 2019 Genesis G70 Left Us Wanting for More Power Annie White © Andi Hedrick - Car and Driver After 40,000 miles with the Genesis G70 2.0T sedan, we would have enjoyed it even more if it had the optional twin-turbo V-6. 40,000-Mile Wrap-Up When Hyundai launched the Genesis luxury brand in 2016 with the S-class-wannabe G90, we were impressed but not enthused. Genesis had potential, but its debut vehicle and its follow-up act, the G80 mid-size sedan, stood out mostly for their value. Then came the G70, the first Genesis that wasn't essentially a rebadged Hyundai. It was a r...

Our 2019 Porsche Cayenne Hits a Rough Patch K.C. Colwell © Michael Simari - Car and Driver At the 32,000-mile mark, a clunky transmission and some unfortunate mishaps have marred our Cayenne ownership experience. 30,000-Mile Update At our last checkup, our long-term Cayenne was the perfect patient. Only a certified quack in desperate need of cash could have found something fundamentally wrong with our Porsche SUV. Yet, while we have yet to encounter a serious problem with it, a few smaller concerns have crept up in recent months. The most alarming issue is the unbecoming l...

“Open Banking Will Have Positive Impact on Customer Choice,” explains Financial Expert Open Banking is becoming increasingly popular as a financial management option. But what exactly is it? Financial expert David Beard, from financial services Lending Expert, describes Open Banking and why it is becoming the preferred option for many.  “Open banking is a safe way for you to allow trusted lenders and providers access to your personal financial data. Information like your income and spending habits can now be shared with lenders which allows them to make more informed and smarter lendin...

Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec 29 Jan 2021| Price comparison chief - “Loan industry is bound to make a comeback this year” The founder of one of the UK’s fast-growing price comparison sites has highlighted the potential comeback of the loans industry in 2021. The year 2020 was a turbulent year for a lot of mainstream lenders. The result of the covid pandemic meant that individuals and businesses could claim furlough for their staff or use bounce back schemes to stay on top of their cash flow.  However, this meant fewer loans could be issued by mainstream lenders, who employ thousan...

Many jobs have been lost due to concerns over COVID-19. Different states have approached the issue in different ways, however, leaders in the state of Arkansas say job losses in their state are coming back.