As children begin heading back to school, it's important that parents remember to embrace their role as financial educators. “We know that children who receive a solid financial education have a better chance of... Read more »

If you went to college, there’s a good chance you spent your fair share of nights awake, hunched over textbooks, flashcards or a flickering computer screen. By the time morning came, everything... Read more »

As we have previously announced, Money Management International is participating in a nationwide partnership to help families struggling with their mortgage payments apply for help from the Federal government’s Making Home Affordable... Read more »

Good credit is a marathon. Bad credit is a sprint. If you think about it, it makes sense. Credit – and more specifically, your credit score – is a measure of trust. Lenders... Read more »

Ask the Experts: Will my fiance's student debt affect my credit? My fiancé has a student loan from almost 10 years ago totaling about $13,000. He has never made any payments on the... Read more »

  If you’re currently employed, no matter how you might feel about your boss, or your co-workers, or the microwave in the break room that makes everything taste a little like burned Teriyaki... Read more »

A recent National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) online poll revealed that close to one in five consumers, 18 percent, believe that carrying credit card debt over from month-to-month is a responsible... Read more »

Fall is approaching rapidly, which means it’s nearly time for students to head back to class. Meanwhile, recent college grads continue to look for work and try to figure out exactly how... Read more »

We have some exciting news to share for homeowners who are struggling to make mortgage payments. Money Management International is participating in a nationwide partnership to help families struggling with their mortgage payments... Read more »