Nobody intends to get into a situation where they can’t pay their creditors, but it does happen, and credit counseling can help those struggling to repay their debts. By the… read more →
When possible, we like to have both parties of a couple take part in credit counseling together. Unfortunately, that’s rarely possible with out busy clientele. Statistically, women have always been… read more →
On July 20, the Consume Financial Protection Bureau issued a 130-pge report on private student loans. Student loans, whether they are federal or private in origin, are not dischargeable in… read more →
PSLF, or Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, is a program that forgives outstanding student loan debt for certain borrowers after 10 years of regular payments. After these 120 regular payments… read more →
Financial author Beth Kobliner has prepared the Money As You Grown program for the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability. The program offers great general information about what financial knowledge… read more →
We give a lot of basic money management advice, but nothing is more essential than our most basic rule: you have to have a plan. That might mean a spending… read more →
The Art of Manliness recently featured a great article by Brett & Kate McKay, “8 Personal Finance Lessons from Benjamin Franklin.” The famously frugal author of “Poor Richard’s Almanac” offered… read more →
