Savings 101
Need to start saving money but don’t know where to begin? Our financial experts offer their Savings 101 tips.
Que Piensa un Acreedor de Mí?
No cabe duda que vivimos en un mundo de negocios. Imagínate que eres dueño de tu propio negocio y puedes hacer lo que mas te gusta y también tener muchas ganancias. Siempre vas a optar en una inversión que de más fruto para poder seguir verdad? Esta es la meta para cualquier negocio por que si no lo es segura que...
Ahorrar en los Servicios de Casa
Si usted esta buscando una manera de cortar gastos típicamente se puede encontrar una buena oportunidad de ahorrar con los servicios de casa.
The Lowdown on Credit Counseling. It Might Be Just What You Need!
- January 22, 2020
- Category: Financial Education
Featuring Jeff Arevalo, Financial Wellness Expert, who shares what credit counseling is, who can benefit, and how it works. Have you ever wondered if credit counseling might help you? Most of us have never stopped to even think about what credit counseling is unless we find ourselves facing a financial roadblock. But...
TGIF times 5 – How an Extra Paycheck on January 31 Can Get You Out of Debt
Featuring Katie Bossler, Financial Expert & Quality Assurance Specialist with her advice on what to do with your extra paycheck. Did you know there are five Fridays in January? That extra Friday means that a lot of people will be getting an extra paycheck this month. “The five-Friday factor could definitely...
Pay Off Your Debt
Knowing how to pay off your debt isn’t always easy. Learn about two of the most popular strategies for paying off debt on your own.
Best Money Advice I’ve Ever Gotten
Cameron Huddleston has more than a decade of experience as a personal finance journalist. She's talked with countless experts and translates their knowledge into actionable advice for readers. Here is an article from her blog about the best money advice she's ever gotten. I have been writing about personal finance for...
College grads average $32,158 in debt in Michigan. Here’s what some didn’t know
Excerpt from Detroit Free Press About that thing called 'interest' College grads receive a six-month grace period before they have to start paying down student loans. Getting a diploma in May means many will begin to repay those loans in November. But if you have unsubsidized federal student loans, the interest keeps...
Types of Bankruptcy – Chapter 7 and Chapter 13
- October 15, 2019
- Category: Bankruptcy, Blog
You’ve probably heard people refer to different types of bankruptcy. The most common types that people file are referred to as Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Let’s talk about the differences.
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