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Bankruptcy exemptions are items that are exempt from being sold in order to discharge your debts. These exemptions are basically items that you need for a fresh start after your bankruptcy is discharged. Here's what you need to know.
Read moreBeyond typical winterizing, here are some things you can do to boost your energy and money savings during the winter...
Read moreEven more experienced car buyers can be caught in car salesman tricks of the trade. Here's what to watch for when a car salesman tries to sell you new car.
Read morePerhaps it's time to start talking debt help and how to get it. Have you ever looked into money management support groups? It's time to stop letting shame and inadequacy keep us from being real and honest about money and finances. Here's what I've learned about debt support groups, including how to find online support groups as well as local debt support groups in your area.
Read moreHere's how to pay off your bills and boost your credit score at the same time... there is a little-known way to do this. It's called the 'pay for delete' method of paying off debts.
Read moreIf the government can bail out AIG, why aren't everyone's debts also canceled? That's a good question, but is it a good idea? Here's what you need to know about the latest mortgage crisis and how these government bailouts will affect you.
Read moreWhile many people may be perfectly capable of managing their own finances, they may not be educated in all aspects, or may not have the time to keep an eye on their money and financial plans. That's when hiring a financial planner makes the most sense.
Read moreA review of presidential nominee John McCain's plans for the economy.
Read moreJohn McCain says Barack Obama will raise taxes for everyone. Barack Obama says John McCain will give the rich tax cuts while cutting needed services. McCain accuses Obama of giving government hand-outs. Obama accuses McCain of not being in touch. Aside from the accusations, where do the presidential nominees stand on the economy? Following is a summary of Barack Obama's plans for the future, as well as his past actions to improve the economy.
Read moreCredit counselors help consumers manage -- and ultimately lower -- their debt. They promise to negotiate with debtors, create payment plans, and lower the interest rates of people in debt. Their ultimate goal is to eliminate your debt. Credit counseling can be good... so good, it's even mandatory in some situations -- like before you can file for bankruptcy.
Read moreAt what point is monthly budgeting a means of saving and planning for the future, as opposed to a means for survival?
Read moreSince most people start giving their children more financial responsibilities in their teen years, it makes sense to teach them a thing or two about spending wisely, as well. Here are a couple of quick and easy tips that your teen will understand.
Read moreOf course, no one is ready for their spouse to die. But it may happen unexpectedly one day. And you should do your best to be prepared in the event that it does. Here are the best tips for making sure that you're able to pay for the funeral, while at the same time keep your head above the water -- financially.
Read moreThese days, people playing the home market in a way that is very similar to playing the stock market. Here' how it works, and what you need to know if you're considering buying a new home and bailing out on your old home.
Read moreWondering how to invest in the stock market for the first time? Afraid of investment frauds? If you think that playing the stock market is out of your reach because you just don't understand how to do it, then you're not alone. Trust me. Here are some tips for investing in the stock market safely and wisely.
Read moreSome companies look at FACO scores rather than FICO scores, but most use a FICO score. If you're paying for a credit report to learn what your credit score it, make sure you're getting a FICO score! Here's the scoop...
Read moreIf you're looking for some debt collection help, including tips for dealing with debt collectors who are harassing you, start here. These tips will help put an end to all the phone calls from debt collection agencies, and put you back in control of your past-due bills.
Read moreHere's why it's worth it to let your credit score suffer a bit while you dig yourself out from under the weight of too much debt. It's best to worry about your credit score later.
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