Planning for Retirement During Each Stage of Life
- June 14, 2017
- Category: Financial Education, Financial Health Tips, Retirement
Those of us planning for retirement face a very different set of circumstances than we did a couple of decades ago. Pensions are often less generous, if they exist at all, young people are saddled with more debt, and the future of Social Security may not be guaranteed. So what can you do to ensure you are set up financially...
Financing a College Education
- June 14, 2017
- Category: College, Financial Education
Financing a college education is a huge and important decision, that will affect your student (and her future life, family and financial health) for the next 15 to 30 years of her life, or more.
Resume Writing Tips for Recent College Grads
- June 1, 2017
- Category: Financial Health Tips
As students around America graduate, hundreds of thousands of people will soon enter the full-time workforce for the first time. Many of you may be asking, “How do I land my first job when I don’t have any experience?” One key tool for job seekers is a resume. We have some resume writing tips for first-time job...
Signature Loans
Signature loans are unsecured personal loans. They are not backed by property. They can be used for many purposes. Amounts can vary.
Social Security
- May 31, 2017
- Category: Financial Education, Retirement
Social Security benefits are part of the retirement plan of almost every American worker. When pay Social Security taxes, you earn benefit “credits.”
Common Budgeting Mistakes
- May 30, 2017
- Category: Budgeting, Financial Education
Sticking to your budget is easier if you avoid these budgeting mistakes. Don’t use your credit to make ends meet. Make sure to keep track of your expenses.
Liquidating Assets
You may want to sell some of your stuff to help pay down your debts. Liquidating assets means selling anything that can be sold or converted into cash.
Consequences of Filing for Bankruptcy: What Nobody Told You
The consequences of filing for bankruptcy can affect you into the future. Learn about what happens when you file for bankruptcy.
10 Ways to Rebuild Credit
Everyone faces setbacks from time to time. The good news is that you can rebuild your credit score. Please understand that there are no quick fixes for improving your scoreimproving your score. You may have seen ads for companies that promise, for a fee, to quickly repair your score. Credit repair does not work. Their usual...
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