“I finally got my house!”
The other day I saw someone drop to the ground. I couldn't believe my eyes at first. A few other people and I bent down to help him up. When all of a sudden, he popped up with tears in his eyes and walked off quickly. For this blog post, I'll call him Adam. As soon as...
Let’s Talk about Money – Imagine Yourself Podcast
Talking about money doesn't have to be taboo. Tune into this "Imagine Yourself" podcast as we explore some of the biggest money mistakes. You'll learn easy tips to fix your finances and achieve your financial goals in life. Go ahead and give it a listen. You can be...
Help! My Honey’s Not Good with Money
Some conversations stay with you even after they're over. The other day a friend told me something about a guy she’s been dating. She said, “I really want our relationship to work out, but there’s just one thing – he isn’t good with money.” He doesn’t have a problem...
Are Overdraft Fees Going Away?
Many people say they don’t have a bank account because of overdraft fees. According to Bankrate.com an overdraft costs an average of $33.47. Charges like this can quickly add up if you’re not careful. But what if you didn't have to worry about any overdraft fees? Some...
Tax Day Tips & Deals
Procrastinators the clock is ticking, the tax deadline is May 17th. It’s not too late to take advantage of these tax day tips and deals.
Update: Equifax Data Breach Settlement
Do you remember the massive 2017 Equifax data breach? The settlement required you to file a claim by January 22, 2020 to receive any benefits. You had a choice of a cash payout or free credit monitoring services. Well, quite a bit of time has passed since the January...
Free Credit Reports Every Week Extended
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, credit reporting companies gave Americans free access to their credit report every week. And the COVID-19 Free Credit Report Every Week was supposed to expire this month. However, the credit reporting companies have decided to extend...
Why You Need an Emergency Fund and How To Get Started
An emergency savings fund is when you set aside money for unexpected expenses. This money is used for emergencies only. Having an emergency fund gives you the money you need to pay for essentials when you need it most. Best of all, you'll have more peace of mind. It’s...
Lower Your Credit Card Interest Rate
Many people think the only way to lower their credit card interest rate is to do a balance transfer. That’s not always the case. You may be surprised to hear you can get a lower rate from your existing credit card company. Of course having a lower credit card annual...
Beware of Text Message Scams
Text message scams are on the rise. Don’t fall victim to these phishing scams. Scammers are using different tactics with one goal in mind - to get your personal information (bank information, social security number, ID). Whether it’s trying to contact you via text...
