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  • How Rising Interest Rates Can Benefit Your Budget

    How Rising Interest Rates Can Benefit Your Budget

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    December 27, 2022
    Topics: Money Saving | Personal Finance

    Rising interest rates are making it more difficult to borrow money. With a mortgage and other types of loans becoming more expensive, consumers need to stretch their dollars and learn ways to adjust to the changing economy. But rising rates can also help consumers achieve their debt-free goals sooner. By using rising rates to their advantage, it may be possible to reach those budget and financial goals sooner.

  • Is It Too Late To Start An Emergency Fund?

    Is It Too Late To Start An Emergency Fund?

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    December 20, 2022
    Topics: Money Saving | Personal Finance

    An emergency fund is needed when life’s unexpected mishaps occur. Don’t let yourself fall deeper into debt. It’s not too late to initiate an emergency fund and grow it to meet your needs. Start taking the steps to save money and yourself from future strife.

  • Have Yourself A Very Merry Debt Free Christmas With These Four Steps

    Have Yourself A Very Merry Debt Free Christmas With These Four Steps

    By

    deepakr

    on

    December 13, 2022
    Topics: Family | Money Saving

    Don’t let this holiday season take you off track from your financial goals. With the talk of an upcoming recession taking hold in all financial sectors, it’s easy to become anxious about your future. Take these steps to help you stay on top of this shopping season and continue to meet your debt-free goals. Don’t forget to reach out to your financial advisor or debt consolidation company if you need guidance.

  • How To Say Bah Humbug To Debt and Have A Happy Holiday

    How To Say Bah Humbug To Debt and Have A Happy Holiday

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    November 29, 2022
    Topics: Money Saving

    Consumers begin to fall through the cracks of delinquency? Create a budget and make a plan to make sure this holiday season is a happy one and say Bah Humbug to financial debt.

  • Which Debts Can Benefit From Debt Settlement Relief?

    Which Debts Can Benefit From Debt Settlement Relief?

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    November 21, 2022
    Topics: Debt Relief

    With expenses and interest rates rising at a rapid pace, debt can quickly accrue. Finding ways to reduce your debt is the goal. One of these options is debt settlement relief. This article explores the most common types of debt that can justify using debt relief options and bring about debt resolution.

  • Still Keeping All Your Money In One Account? Don’t Bank On It!

    Still Keeping All Your Money In One Account? Don’t Bank On It!

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    November 1, 2022
    Topics: Money Saving | Personal Finance

    Today’s ability to compare banks, whether brick and mortar or virtual, allows the consumer to better take advantage of incentives and bonuses being offered. By utilizing these advances you can now move your funds into multiple savings accounts and avoid placing “all your eggs in one basket.” This allows the consumer to better manage savings goals, control spending, and avoid unnecessary banking fees to help them reach financial goals more quickly.

  • How Much Is Inflation Affecting You and The Average American Family This Year

    How Much Is Inflation Affecting You and The Average American Family This Year

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    October 26, 2022
    Topics: Economy | Personal Finance

    The average American family may spend up to an extra $11,500 this year in living expenses. It’s time to make some difficult decisions. Determine the difference between discretionary and fixed expenses. Consult your debt advisor to see what steps you can take to remain proactive and ahead of any future inflation.

  • Climbing Interest Rates Will Raise Your Rent, Here’s What You Can Do!

    Climbing Interest Rates Will Raise Your Rent, Here’s What You Can Do!

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    October 19, 2022
    Topics: Money Saving

    Don’t let future rent increases derail your budget. Now is the time to prepare for those possible upcoming changes.

  • Budget in October and Avoid Holiday Debt

    Budget in October and Avoid Holiday Debt

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    October 12, 2022
    Topics: Budgeting

    Plan ahead for the upcoming festivities and ring in the New Year with confidence that you haven’t brought with you any extra debt accumulation at the end of the year.

  • How To Establish an Emergency Fund and Stay Out of Debt

    How To Establish an Emergency Fund and Stay Out of Debt

    By

    Tim Saighani

    on

    October 4, 2022
    Topics: Money Saving

    By starting with small steps and goals, you can quickly find yourself putting together a fund to get you through those tough times. Take the steps to prepare yourself and avoid building up debt.

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