Home sites aren't the only lots that are harder to fill during a down economy.
This sign is actually advertising a burial plot. Apparently, the economic downturn has... Read more »
A job loss or income reduction can be devastating. If you are facing a financial hardship, it is time for planning, not panic.
Step 1: Assess the... Read more »
A while back, I participated in a televised call-in show about kids and money with members of the Jump$tart Coalition. In preparation, I posed questions to a group really talented, dedicated people... Read more »
A while back, I participated in a televised call-in show about kids and money with members of the Jump$tart Coalition. In preparation, I posed questions to a group really talented, dedicated people... Read more »
February 22-March 1 is America Saves Week, a week dedicated to encouraging consumers to review their savings progress and take action to advance this progress. There are many America Saves coalition members... Read more »
Working for a company that helps people with debt has always made me feel a little like a wallflower. Sure, people are really glad I'm there when they... Read more »
Guest post by Courtney Velek, marketing manager and new mom.
I consider myself good with my money. I work for a credit counseling... Read more »
One of the biggest challenges for single parents is learning how to manage a “family” budget on one income. Trying to maintain and make ends meet is difficult with two parents working,... Read more »
The kids were quiet for 30 minutes, so naturally, I was suspicious. When I found them playing with our old Scrabble board, I was pleased. And then puzzled. While there were a... Read more »