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04/03/2012

6 Tips to Consider Before You Spend this Year’s Tax Refund

Do you spend weeks each spring eagerly anticipating your income tax refund? When the money finally comes in, is it gone tomorrow?

11/03/2011

Avoiding Foreclosure

Whether you want to stay in your home or give it up, you have options to avoid foreclosure.

11/03/2011

Credit Counseling to Help Manage Debt

Need help paying down your debt? Here's how credit counseling can help.

11/03/2011

Financial Apps on Smartphones

Have a smartphone? Learn how you can use apps to help manage your finances.

11/03/2011

How to Pay Down Debt Effectively

Tips to help you pay down your debt.

09/01/2011

BBB Advice on Student Security – What Every College Student Should Know

As college students get settled on campus, fighting fraud may not be at the top of their list of priorities. However, Better Business Bureau recommends that they take seven simple steps to protect themselves on campus.

11/08/2010

Building Credit with a Secured Credit Card

Consumers can develop a good credit history by using a pre-paid or secured credit card.

11/08/2010

Benefit with a Variety of Credit-Lines

Establish good credit by maintaining a variety of credit types

07/01/2010

Tips on Understanding Debt Management Programs

When faced with overwhelming credit card debt, we’re awash with options on how to deal: handle it on our own; try debt settlement; obtain a debt consolidation loan; file for bankruptcy; tap home equity, or join a debt management program through a credit counseling agency.

05/12/2010

Tips for Watching Your Credit Report

As we recover from a mass of faulty loans, and the credit market continues to tighten, it’s more important than ever to keep an eye on your credit report.

06/01/2009

Tips for Troubled Homeowners

The headlines are discouraging. Rising mortgage interest rates are taking a toll on many homeowners, just as the market value of their home is flattening or declining. Mortgage delinquency rates are up and home foreclosures are at a record high in many parts of the country.

06/01/2009

Tips on Credit Cards

Whatever your credit card habits, there is always room for improvement. Whether you are a long-standing cardholder or seeking to qualify for your first credit card, the following information can help you use credit responsibly

06/01/2009

Tips How to Repay Your Debt

Excessive debt can be troubling. It may weigh heavily on your mind, cause tension in the family and dampen your quality of life. You don't have to endure a burden of debt. There are ways to effectively manage your debt repayment, but it will require patience as well as perseverance. Excessive debt does not magically appear in an instant, and it's not going to disappear overnight.

06/01/2009

Tips on How to Develop a Working Budget

If you are seeking to improve your financial situation, you won't make much progress unless you change your spending and savings habits. And, until you honestly assess how much money comes in (your income) and where it flows out (your expenses), you won't know which changes are right for your particular situation. That is why you need a spending plan, also called a working budget

06/01/2009

Tips for Consumers Considering Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is a legal procedure that permits an individual (or business) to obtain relief from most or all of their debts. It enables people to seek a solution to their financial problems through the federal court.