Millenials: Stop “Saving” for Retirement

The big mistake is that we’re using misleading language when it comes to retirement. New employees will be familiar with this: older colleagues incessantly bombarding you with advice to start

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Student Loan Debt Isn’t Just a Young Person Problem

When you think of student loan debt, the image that comes to mind is someone 25-30. They have their whole life ahead of them. We sort of shrug off the

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4 Ways to Simplify Your Financial Life

These days, there are way too many people who graduate high school and college who have never sat down and learned how to balance a checkbook. Most schools use home

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Is It Possible to Go to College Without Student Loans? Try These 5 Options First

It seems so easy for someone who wants to go to college to take out student loans. All they have to do is sign the dotted line and the money

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6 Reasons Why You Should Actively Work to Repair Your Credit

Your credit score is incredibly important. Having a good score can help you in a lot of ways. It can even save you during an emergency. If you needed to

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How Debt and Money Problems Often Lead to Divorce

Do you regularly fight with your spouse or significant other about money? If so, you aren’t alone. Of all the stressors that can often pop up in a relationship, money

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As Student Loan Debt Grows into a Crisis, Credit Card Debt Soars

Student loan debt continues to rise into the stratosphere. This type of debt is creating a financial crisis for millions of Americans. When you have a ton of student loan

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Financially Struggling Baby Boomers Common

When we talk about debt in the United States, and how total household debt is at its highest level of all time ($13.2 trillion), it’s easy to think, “Those darn

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4 Strategic Steps to Help You Get Out of Debt Forever

The Federal Reserve Bank in New York estimates that the total amount of household debt in the United States has reached $13.21 trillion. Debt is something we’re all ashamed of.

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