Owe the IRS? Know Your Options, Don't Get Hit with Huge Fines
If you are stressing about owing taxes this year, you are not alone. You do have options, but you must know what they are to avoid big penalties.
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Deployment, Special Pay and Saving Money, Make them Work for You
Looking for ways to maximize your money before and after deployment? Here, we share some good tips and resources for making sure your homecoming is financial stable.
Five Credit Card Balance Transfer Moves You Need To Avoid Failure
A balance transfer may be a good option for getting out of debt and reducing interest rates, but there are critical steps that each person should take before they apply for that new credit card.
7 Ways to Turn Saving Money into a Habit
The spending and saving habits of your past don't define your future — your current ones do. Read on for our guide to adopting seven money-saving habits that stick.
JANUARY NFCC® SURVEY REVEALS TOP FINANCIAL RELATIONSHIP STRESSORS
Dishonesty and Disagreements Related to Money Are Common
How a Stranger May be Your Best Bet for Getting Out of Debt
Everyday we are inundated by articles, sound bites, Tweets, and commercials telling us how we should be managing our money. But we all have choices and finding an unbiased person to help you make those important financial decisions can be critical to your success.
NFCC Poll Suggests Consumers May Have Seven-Year Post-Recession Spending Itch
“Consumers exhibiting financial confidence is certainly a positive sign for the American economy. Having been cost-conscious since the beginning of the recession, consumers may now be experiencing the seven-year itch with a desire to begin spending again,†said Gail Cunningham, spokesperson for the NFCC.
Pay a Friend to Stop You From Spending? It May Work
Struggling to avoid using your credit card? It may be time to think outside the box to get out of debt.
Why You Shouldn’t Consolidate That Student Loan
Have you ever heard of a private lender saying, “Okay, we’ll put your account into forbearance and you will not have to make a payment for one year?†No.
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