April is Financial Literacy month so this newsletter is dedicated to helping you assess your current money management habits. Good money management skills are very important in life. They can help you prepare for emergency situations, plan for retirement, and avoid paying too much for everyday needs such as auto insurance, home loans, and even [...]

If you have student loans, now is the time to evaluate your loan program and look for options to save money right away and in the future. Two cost savings provisions of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act went into effect July 1, 2009 and are helping many people cut the cost of loan [...]

Two years ago, someone with a 600 (poor) credit score could qualify for a mortgage or car loan. Now, reputable lenders will not even consider lending to someone with a score below 700. There is good news though, there are ways you can improve your “loan-ability” in the eyes of lenders and possibly get that [...]