Tag Archive for: Credit Counseling
Catch the FIRE: Financial Independence, Retire Early
Budgeting, Credit CounselingThe key to achieving long term financial success is to balance your investments and business expenses with your income to ensure that you’re operating within your means. You may need to invest in a variety of products, services, tools and technologies to help your business grow, but these investments should always be made with a sound budget in mind.
Are You Living Within Your Business Means?
Budgeting, Credit CounselingThe key to achieving long term financial success is to balance your investments and business expenses with your income to ensure that you’re operating within your means. You may need to invest in a variety of products, services, tools and technologies to help your business grow, but these investments should always be made with a sound budget in mind.
Top 5 Methods for Bankruptcy Prevention
Bankruptcy, Credit CounselingSomething urgent came up. Someone got sick. Something broke down. Someone lost their job. Someone encouraged you to buy those new shoes you had to have! Then $100 of credit card debt turned into $500, and $500 turned into $1,000. Before you knew it, your family was thousands of dollars in debt trying to recover from unforeseen circumstances.
Evading and Escaping the Credit Card Trap
Credit CounselingWhen used responsibly, credit cards can be very convenient and useful financial management tools. The various perks, including travel rewards, are hard to ignore; and the cash back rewards are truly free money! Credit cards also offer excellent security and protection against fraud.
What is Credit Counseling?
Credit CounselingUnderstanding your credit, working towards financial goals, paying debt obligations, and having an awareness of your monthly income and expenses are all part of your financial wellbeing. And, your financial wellbeing impacts every facet of your…
How Do I Find a Reputable Credit Counselor or Financial Advocate?
Credit CounselingMaryland has one of the highest individual debt-to-income ratios in the United States, which is partially due to rising student debt as well as the cost of living with Maryland ranking as the 7th most expensive State to live in. That is understandably…