No matter your income level, properly managing your consumer debt is a wealth-building practice. If you are struggling to manage or reduce your debt load, you have options.
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If you are struggling to make ends meet or just want to have a little more cash on hand, check out these five simple ways to boost your earnings.
End-of-Year Financial Planning Tips
on Topics: Personal Finance | Saving
As we wrap up the fourth quarter of 2020, it is a great time to start thinking about year-end financial planning.
The holidays are looking different this year, to say the least. But different doesn’t have to mean drab. Here are a few safe (and budget-friendly) ways to celebrate the holidays differently this year.
Unfortunately, the need for stimulus money also means that our world – and our global economy – are in poor shape. However, by making a few smart, disciplined choices, you can use your cash windfall to make good use of the situation.
Improving your financial health is the key to building wealth. By employing these simple strategies, you will be more aware of your finances and be able to set and attain financial goals.
The fluctuating numbers of COVID-19 cases across the country bring concerns that a second wave of the illness may be imminent. If you are one of the millions of Americans who experienced unemployment or other pandemic-related hardship, you may feel far from recovered enough to do it all over again.
In today’s America where consumer debt runs rampant, student loans are astronomical, and there is talk about social security running out, is financial independence even possible?
If you are one of those Americans who still has a pension plan (or a spouse with a pension plan), it’s important to know a few key aspects of these plans.
Unfortunately, physical illness isn’t the only devastating effect of the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic: financial fraud is on the rise as hackers and scammers capitalize on society’s collective weakness.