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How to Get a Home Improvement Loan
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Topics: MortgageIn today’s red hot real estate market, opportunities abound. Whether you’re planning a kitchen remodel or adding a garage to your home, see if a home improvement loan may be the place to start.
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Should You Co-Sign on Your Child’s Loans?
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Topics: LoansYour teenager is now “Adulting” buying themselves things only adults did up to now. What steps should you take to help them “Adult” without sacrificing relationships, money troubles, or adult problems.
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How to Get an Emergency Loan?
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Topics: Loansan emergency savings account can help you cover unexpected expenses. However, If your finances are already tight, an emergency loan may be a better option. Check out our latest blog post to learn whether an emergency loan may be for you.
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How to Get Out of Medical Debt
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Topics: MedicalWhile a high balance can be understandably intimidating, it does not have to be unmanageable. You have options when it comes to tackling medical debt.
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Making Your Money Work for You: Six Tips for Financial Planning like a Pro
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What is one small step you can take today to create financial stability tomorrow? Check out our tips in the latest blog post.
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Budgeting Tips for the Newly Debt-Free
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Topics: BudgetingBecoming debt free takes a lot of hard work, but staying debt free can be even more of a challenge. Check out our blog post for tips on how to budget and stay debt free.
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Bankruptcy 101: How Does It Work?
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Bankruptcy is a federal legal process designed to help consumers reduce or eliminate their debt. If you are undecided as to whether bankruptcy is the right option for you, learn more on our blog.
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Debt Consolidation 101: How Does It Work?
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Topics: Debt ConsolidationDid you know the average American has over $50,000 in debt? Fortunately, many consumers have found relief through debt consolidation programs. Read the latest on our blog to learn more.
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How to Deal with Collections
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Topics: Debt CollectionThe last thing you want is to end up in court for money owed, but you are unsure if you should pay the collections agency directly or if you can even afford to make any kind of payments. So, how should you deal with collections after your creditor has turned over a past due account?
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