Financial Education
Financial education provides the knowledge and tools to confidently budget, save, invest, and manage credit. It empowers smarter money decisions, helping individuals build wealth and achieve long-term financial independence.
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Debt is one of the most terrifying words in any language. With millions of people going into thousands of dollars of debt every year, many start to wonder if there really is such a thing as good debt and, if so, how they can possibly get it and also learn how to maintain a good […]
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5m read
Sometimes it feels like the easiest and only thing to do when confronted with difficult situations is to run away. But unfortunately, that usually just makes matters significantly and dangerously worse, especially when it comes to your finances. Credit delinquency is a terrifying topic and situation for many people every year. Why wouldn’t it be? […]
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5m read
You can’t trust just anyone with your life and your future. Just like you wouldn’t let any random person watch after your children, you shouldn’t let a random individual look after or advise your finances. Before officially starting out on the debt settlement process, it is crucial to find the debt expert that has the […]
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6m read
Debt can cast a shadow over an individual’s life. Regardless of how they incurred the debt, the inability to settle it in a timely fashion can do more than harm the person’s credit score. It can also cause a pervasive sense of stress, especially if debt collectors are calling and sending a flurry of emails. […]
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5m read
Credit cards can be a great help when you need some extra spending power. However, the buy now, pay later proposition of credit cards gets many people into a financial jam when it comes time to repay their creditors. Consequently, many people carry a balance on their card that grows ever larger, until credit card […]
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Many things get people stuck in a tax debt quagmire with the IRS, including personal income tax withholdings that don’t offset income tax liability, owning non-income property of significant value, and winning heavily-taxed prizes. The taxes, size of debt, and assets taxed vary widely, but they are dealt the same financial hand of fate: someone […]