Financial Tips
Finances for Emergencies
It is important to have an emergency fund just in case — if you lose your job, a tornado hits, a tree falls on your
March 18, 2016
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Financial Tips
Spring Cleaning For Your Finances
Warm spring weather normally brings about spring cleaning. While you are thinking about how you are going to clean your home, consider doing a little
March 1, 2016
Divorce
Understanding Custody
Divorce is an unfortunate event for anyone. It is messy, frustrating, and most often requires a lawyer. Once you add children to the mix, it
February 28, 2016
Bankruptcy
Putting Your Life Back Together After Bankruptcy
Declaring bankruptcy is a difficult decision to make. It does give you a clean slate of sorts, but you also need to move forward with
February 15, 2016
Financial Tips
Creative Ways to Cut Expenses
You have already tried what seems like everything. You have talked to your cell phone provider, internet service, you canceled your gym membership, you are
February 8, 2016
Financial Tips
Valentine’s Day on a Budget
Valentine’s Day is one of the most expensive holidays, reaching almost $19 billion per year. That equates to about $142 per person ($190 for the
February 1, 2016
Tips
Budget Friendly Foods
It is incredibly difficult to eat healthy while on a budget. Healthy food is just more expensive than junk. It can be easy to give
January 23, 2016
Tips
Recover Financially From the Holidays
January is one of the hardest months of the year financially. Christmas came and went and of course, with it, took your entire budget. There
January 8, 2016
Tips
How to Make a Successful Resolution
Did you know that only 8% of people achieve their resolutions? For the most part, that is because they set unrealistic and impractical resolutions
January 1, 2016
Bankruptcy
Tips for Keeping Your Financial New Year’s Resolutions
A New Year’s resolution is a great way to take advantage of the enthusiasm you have about starting anew, channeling it toward something positive; but
December 22, 2015