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Got Debt? 5 Steps to Get out of Debt Faster
Whether you have a mountain or molehill of debt, now is the time to rid yourself of the burden. Living with debt is more than a headache, it can actually be bad for your health, causing stress-related...
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6 Steps to Take Control of Your Debt
Most people have some debt: a car or student loan, mortgage, home equity line of credit. In and of itself, debt isn’t bad. Sometimes it’s necessary. Where you and I can get into trouble is when we let...
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Post-Buyer’s Remorse: Proven Ways to Improve Your Credit Score
Let’s face it, we’ve all been there. You’ve enjoyed a fun and indulgent spending spree, and yes, you charged everything to your credit card. One month and many blissful purchases later, you find...
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5 Tips to Get Your Financial Life Ready for the New Year (Part 1)
The end of each year brings a time for reflection and renewal, and this is especially valuable when it comes to personal finance. As the year 2010 comes to a close, are you better off financially than...
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Cash Savings: Is It Better to Sit on It, Invest It or Use It?
If you happen to be sitting on some extra cash, you may be wondering how to put it to its best use. The answer depends on your personal financial situation. Learn how to assess your situation and...
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Money Lessons from “Til Debt Do Us Part”
Ninety percent of marriages that end in divorce fail, at least in part, because of money problems. Now, there is a TV show on CNBC called “Til Debt Do Us Part” that helps couples in financial crisis...
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3 Ways to Break Free from Debt
While it is typically not the American dream to get into debt, it can be a dream come true to finally dig yourself out of debt. Learn three ways that Americans may be able to beat the debt monster...
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What’s the Best Way to Pay off Student Loans?
By: Jeremy Fordham It seems like getting a college degree these days is a prerequisite for working in most professions. In today’s economy especially, employers are frequently inundated with waves of...
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New Year, New Budget?
With the first few weeks of 2013 coming to a close, you may feel more inspired than ever to tackle your list of resolutions. If you’re like many of us, you likely have made a resolution that’s somehow...
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Monday Motivation: Should I Wipe Away My Debt or Stay the Course?
I have a job, I’m investing in my retirement, I have an emergency fund, and I have a non-retirement investment portfolio. But, here’s the reader’s question… I have some credit card debt and an auto...
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