Budgeting
Paying for College
The cost of a college education is an intimidating prospect. Today, a year at a public in-state university is about $10,000 per year, while a
October 10, 2017
Blog
Bankruptcy
5 Tips for Handling Medical Debt
The cost of healthcare is astronomical, whether or not you have insurance. One emergency can easily set the family budget off-kilter, and a persistent health
October 1, 2017
Financial Tips
4 Tips for Getting Out of Debt
Debt is a serious issue that plagues most Americans, whether that debt is small, like a small car payment, or large, like student loan debt
September 20, 2017
Tax Tips
What Are Short Term Disability Benefits?
When you sign up for benefits with your company, Short Term Disability is one of those benefits that isn’t usually fully understood by you until
September 10, 2017
Tips
Are You Eligible for Worker’s Compensation?
Even in a low-risk job, there’s always a possibility that you could become injured or fall ill as a result of your job. If this
September 1, 2017
Bankruptcy
Medical Debt is the Most Common Cause of Bankruptcy
Usually when there’s a medical emergency for you or a family member, the cost is the last thing on your mind. You just want to
June 15, 2017
Bankruptcy
Filing for Bankruptcy as a Small Business Owner
One of the biggest complications of filing bankruptcies arises when a small business is concerned. If you own a small business, then business expenses and
June 1, 2017
Budgeting
Money Management Tips for Couples
One of the most common reasons that we see for bankruptcy and unmanageable debt is a disconnect between married couples or partners. When we’re single,
May 15, 2017
Divorce
The Stress of Divorce
If you’re going through a divorce, then you don’t need us to tell you that it’s one of the most stressful things that someone can
May 1, 2017
Tips
4 Ways to Help Your Kids Save Money
It’s never too early to start saving money for a rainy day. Teaching your kids financial responsibility early on can help prepare them to live
April 15, 2017