It’s like your whole world has changed and you need to start your adult life all over again. A divorce can make you feel lost in many ways. But it can also be an opportunity to get your life moving in the right direction. A great place to begin is with the checkbook. Check out …
You may have dreams of what you would like to do…someday. Someday when you have a better job. Someday when things are going right for you. Someday when you have enough money. But have you really analyzed those dreams? It may be time to turn those dreams into goals in order to attack them and …
For a lot of us, spring is the time to clean and consolidate. The sight of a newly-cleaned-out garage or attic provides instant gratification—especially if you can donate some of your rarely used things to those in need. Many of us forget, unfortunately, that our homes aren’t the only thing in need of regular cleaning. …
Probably the last thing on a 20-something’s mind when starting a new job is saving for retirement. So many other financial goals seem more pressing—buying a house, starting a family, paying for education. And let’s face it. Retirement is at least 40 years down the road. That should be plenty of time to put something …
Preparing Now for Tomorrow: Saving at 20 For When You’re 60 Read More »
Chances are, you’ve asked yourself “How am I ever going to figure this debt thing out,” or, “How can I maximize and maintain the good credit I already have?” According to the US Debt Clock the average US citizen carries personal debt of $56,322, which includes a combination of mortgage, student loan, and credit cards, …
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