If your request to remove an erroneous item on your credit report is denied after going through the dispute process, the Fair Credit Reporting Act gives you the ability add a statement... Read more »
April is Financial Literacy Month and my nonprofit organization launched a microsite in the month’s honor. On the site, there are 30 simple steps to financial freedom (one for each day of... Read more »
If you find a billing error, time is of the essence. Under the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) you must notify the creditor in writing within 60 days after the first bill... Read more »
I recently met a 30-something woman who was selling her home so that she would have more money to repay her student loans. As she put it: "I finally realized that this... Read more »
Are you a spender or a saver? If you answered "both," the IRS has a program for you!
As authorized by the Pension Protection Act of 2006, the IRS now offers taxpayers the opportunity to split... Read more »
The economy is bringing out the inner farmers of many city dwellers. In fact, there is a growing trend for urban families to raise their own chickens. In addition to... Read more »
A study co-authored by a Florida State University researcher found that many people see human facial features in the front end of cars that dictate the cars’ personalities. When polled by the... Read more »
Tired of the doom and gloom, my coworker asked to me to help her think of possible upsides to the economic downturn. While we didn't quite uncover a silver lining, we did... Read more »
This is a guest post from Anna Nguyen, Marketing Specialist and soon-to-be bride.
With all of the details to mull over like what... Read more »
It is well documented that financial problems can negatively impact romantic relationships, but what is less discussed is the impact of money issues on friendships. I know from personal experience that financial... Read more »