Debt! It’s stressful. It’s frustrating. It’s something we all want to get away from, and as soon as possible! Do you feel like you do well for a while, then slip, and find yourself tumbling backward again? Don’t feel...
Bankruptcy. It is not something anyone looks forward to…at any age. But it’s certainly not something you want to go through while in retirement. But according to a recent article on Business Insider reviewing a study from the Consumer...
Having your identity stolen is no walk in the park. It can leave you feeling vulnerable, on top of all the financial headache it creates. Hopefully, you’ve never experienced it yourself. But if you have, you know it is...
Do you have an emergency fund? Is that important to you? According to a recent article by USA Today, and emergency fund should definitely be a priority. “There’s a reason we’re all told to put money aside for emergencies....
Imagine for a moment if your air conditioner broke in your car. What would you do? Could you cover the cost with your emergency fund? Or would you have to borrow money for the cost? Or would you simply...
Americans continue to spend money. That is no secret. And certainly not a surprise. According to a recent article by CNBC Money, our country’s consumer debt is on course to hit a record $4 trillion by the end of...
Living paycheck-to-paycheck can be exhausting. It is easy to feel hopeless when caught in that cycle. The thought of a promotion sounds great! But extra income does not automatically solve all your problems. According to a recent article by...
If you are in the market for a new credit card, be aware that you may be looking to pay more in interest than you have with previous cards. According to a recent article by USA Today, the average...
Life can be messy. Especially when it comes to money. Often times, it’s difficult to understand the severity of the situation when we are in the midst of it. But a recent article by CNN Money makes deciphering your...
New car fever? You’re not alone. Americans love cars. Especially new cars. According to a recent article by USA Today, Americans are borrowing money for automobiles at record rates and amounts. “Despite rising interest rates, Americans are borrowing more...
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