Tag Archives: debt
Give Your New Graduate A Financial Head Start
Getting young adults on the right path with their finances is the best way to mark a rite of passage to adulthood.
Getting young adults on the right path with their finances is the best way to…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Thinking of Others: How Life Insurance Can Save Your Co-Signer
In the event of an untimely death, life insurance may be a life raft for co-signers
If you’ve ever taken out a loan and had a co-signer, life insurance is something…
By Ashley R. Harris
Are Americans Taking on More Debt?
Increased confidence in the economy spurring more risk from Americans, but is it too soon?
One of the biggest indicators is the consistently improving housing market, which is picking up…
By Ashley R. Harris
Tips for Using Lent to Recommit to Your Savings Goals
Keep money in your wallet this Lent
Use these tips to get ahead!
By Ashley R. Harris
Should You Focus On Reducing Debt, Saving Or Investing?
It's a trick question: Everything you do with your money is an investment. But debt reduction is one of the best you can make, with guaranteed returns.
Should you focus on debt reduction, saving or investing? It’s a trick question. Everything you…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Is Facebook Making You Poor?
Study shows that the social networking site causes people to over-indulge
Research reveals link between social media interaction, debt
By Ashley R. Harris
“Now, Back In MY Day!” For New Wealth, Go Old School
The money rules followed by earlier generations may hold the keys to your financial freedom today.
You can call it old fashioned, but many of the rules previous generations followed when…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
5 Lies That Keep You in Debt
Discover what fibs may be costing you financial freedom
These common myths could be keeping you from financial freedom
By Patrice C. Washington
Instant Gratification? Sure. But It’ll Cost You
If you're borrowing money on a credit card because you must have it NOW, at least know how much you're really paying.
If you knew the real price, you might think twice about paying it.
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Graduates Encumbered by Debt, Increase of Five Percent
Will college ever become more affordable?
Will college ever become more affordable?
