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Pay yourself first. We have all heard the saying that is promoted as one of the tenants to sound financial management. It is true that having money in savings – a financial safety net – can mean the difference between surviving a financial emergency and digging deeper into debt. However, for some people it may be more beneficial to focus on saving after they meet their financial obligations.
A list of some of the behaviors we need to get the most from our money.
As it is with everything in life, once you fall behind on student loans, catching up can feel impossible. Here is how to do it.
If you are in the military and feeling overwhelmed by debt and struggling to keep afloat, there are programs and experts that can help you. Read more to find out how you can get help.
Often mom's who are the primary wage earner for the families struggle with making ends meet and trying to fulfill the needs of their families. Help is available, you just have to know where to turn.
National Foundation for Credit CounselingⓇ (NFCCⓇ) and Ohio State University (OSU) Study Reveals Unique Financial Challenges Faced by the Military.
New credit union program aims to help people avoid payday lenders.
Looking for a way to recognize a mother in your life? There are some great coupons that can really save you a "ton" of money.
When it comes to getting out of debt, we all want it to happen quickly and easily. While this method has the possibility of eliminating your debt in less than a year, you have to be willing to make the sacrifices necessary for such a rapid reduction.
Over the past ten years, we have learned that housing sales contribute enormously to our national economy, but how do those house sales impact our own pocket books and how do we know what we really can afford?
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