Recent poll results released by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling confirmed what we have seen to be true for a while now: Misconceptions regarding credit counseling agencies are running rampant.
To be... Read more »
The Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch site recently ran an article entitled “7 tips to keep your car’s gas bill down.” It was a helpful article, inasmuch as everyone is always looking to... Read more »
Is it legal for creditors to call me at work? - Jaclyne
Dear Jaclyne,
First, it’s important to differentiate between the term “creditor” and “debt collector.” While the two may seem synonymous, they are ac... Read more »
There’s something very satisfying about completing DIY (do-it-yourself) projects. You’ve accomplished something that an expert or professional would normally do for you and you’ve saved yourself some money in the process (&hell... Read more »
In many ways, the hardest part about breaking up with debt is simply making the choice to put yourself on the path to financial freedom. Once you’ve done that – once you’ve... Read more »
Some people have boundless energy for the pursuit of savings. It’s a passion (or obsession, depending on your point of view). They can’t stop thinking about ways to save money. The prospect... Read more »
Until very recently, my father and I drove the same car – same make, model and year (though his was gray and mine is black). That was entirely coincidental, though it always... Read more »
Over the last few months we’ve been talking a lot about the break-up process. Specifically, the process of breaking up with Debt.
Being that April is National Financial Literacy Month, there couldn’t be... Read more »