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Mon. Nov 25, 2019
Extreme Makeover: Credit Edition
If you’ve watched TV at all in the last 15 years, you’ve no doubt seen an episode of a makeover show. It’s the genre that includes the likes of The Biggest Loser, Kitchen Nightmares, and of course, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.Learn More -
Tue. Nov 19, 2019
Financial Tips For The Sandwich Generation
Learn MoreYou may have heard of something called “the Sandwich Generation.” This trendy term doesn’t refer to a group of people who like ice cream sandwiches or trips to Subway. It’s the group of people “sandwiched” in the middle of their aging parents and grown-up children.
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Mon. Nov 18, 2019
FAFSA: What You Need For The Application
The fall brings thoughts of pumpkin spice, cool weather and brown leaves. But the start of fall also should bring thoughts of back-to-school and continuing your education. That's why FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, opens its application process on October 1st.Learn More -
Wed. Oct 30, 2019
Teaching Your Kids About Money
It’s never too early to teach your kids about money. Whether they’re 2 or 22, financial knowledge is vital for everyone to have.Learn More -
Tue. Sep 17, 2019
5 Habits That Can Ruin Your Budget
Do you find that your money doesn’t go as far as it used to? When the end of the month is near, are you stretching your last few dollars until you reach payday? While a lot of factors play into money problems, like debt and income, one thing sure to cause financial woes is a bad budget.Learn More -
Tue. Jul 23, 2019
Four Reasons Mortgages Are Good Debt
4 min read
Debt is the single greatest threat to your retirement planning, college savings, and financial independence, but there is a special case where it can actually be used to your benefit.Learn More -
Thu. Jul 18, 2019
Three Tips To Prepare For Buying A Car
5 min read
Are you considering buying a car? If so, then you already know it’s important to not walk into the dealership blind.Learn More -
Thu. Jul 11, 2019
Home Equity Loan vs. HELOC
3 min read
Do you have big expenses coming around the corner, like a wedding, a home renovation, or college tuition but lack the necessary funds to pay for it? Are you in debt and struggling to keep up with high-interest payments?Learn More -
Mon. Jul 01, 2019
How to Tackle Debt if You Are a Millennial?
5 min read
The majority of young millennials between the ages 25 and 34 have over $40,000 in debt. Contrary to popular belief, most of that debt doesn't come from student loans. Credit cards, housing, and payday loans take up a huge portion of a typical millennial's wallet.Learn More