2020 was full of things we couldn’t control, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have any control at all. There are still things we can do to impact our finances, such tap into local resources, look for a new job, or even ask for a raise.
You arent’ alone if you spent more than you were planning this year on the holidays. Now that they are over it’s time to reassess your finances, make a plan to pay off that holiday debt, and prepare for next year.
Millions of families are experiencing deep financial stress during this pandemic. Job loss, increasing debt, and other financial hardships are putting many families behind. Yet, the stock market somehow has remained at historic highs. This further increases the wealth gap between those who have invested in stocks over the years
There it was on my credit report: a delinquent account more than 90 days overdue. It was hurting my credit and my chances at refinancing my mortgage. The only problem was — I didn’t recognize the account or remember opening it. I started to suspect I was the victim of
My parents were big on annual vacations and every summer we would go to an amusement park. Some years we drove 4 hours south to Six Flags over Texas; other times we would drive 7 hours north to Six Flags St. Louis. In the winter we would head west to
Private or federal student loans: what’s the difference between the two, and which should you choose? This is a question that many students and their parents may face when figuring out how to pay for college. But it can also be a consideration for borrowers who are repaying student loans
How do you feel about money? It’s an interesting question considering many of us don’t stop to think about how our emotions influence our finances. People who struggle with their finances often think negatively about money. This makes sense, when it feels like money is always standing in your way
Are you ready for the end of the year? This checklist will help you make some last-minute money moves.
If you’re looking for student aid, the FAFSA is a must. Here are some quick facts about making the most of the FAFSA.
You might be tired of politics by now, but the reality is that your personal finances are impacted by what’s going on in the halls of power.
What’s the state of the gender pay gap? Where do we stand? And what can we do about it? Let’s take a look at the situation.
Does it make sense to pay off your student loans early? Here’s how to figure out what makes sense for you.
