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Credit Cards Versus Mortgage Payments: Which Would You Pay First?
by Rebecca Carter on April 25, 2011 in Credit & Debt
If financial hardship forced you to choose between your mortgage and your credit card, which would you choose? Our guest contributor, Peter Andrews, reveals the surprising differences between what we say and what we do – and why.
Personal Finance Budgeting for the New Year
by Amber Hunt on December 7, 2010 in Credit & Debt, Retirement, Saving
If personal finance budgeting is at the top of your New Year’s resolution list, make sure to check out our easy tips that will help make your budget a success.
3 Ways You Can Manage Your Debt
by Amber Hunt on June 11, 2010 in Credit & Debt
Managing your debt, expenses and available cash effectively will help you achieve your goal of being debt-free. Here are three methods of debt management to consider.
8 Smart Ways to Use Your Economic Stimulus Check
by Clayton Closson on May 5, 2008 in Market Update
While it may be fun to go on a shopping spree, these ideas may help you set your home finances on a bit more solid foundation. Using economic stimulus money to shore up your budget makes some great long-term sense. Here are 8 smart ways to use your economic stimulus check for long-term budget improvement.
3 Reasons to Pay Off Debt With Your Stimulus Check
by Clayton Closson on May 5, 2008 in Market Update
Think about how to use the economic stimulus rebate to improve your long-term financial health. Find three great reasons why paying off debt with that stimulus check is the best path to revving up the entire economy.
Keeping Your Credit Score Above 620
by Clayton Closson on February 23, 2007 in Credit & Debt
Having a good credit score is very important, but it's also important just to keep your score above 620 since there are more loans available to you with better rates and terms.
What Is a Credit Score and Why Is It So Important?
by Clayton Closson on December 8, 2006 in Market Update
You know your credit score is important when applying for a loan or credit card. But how is it calculated and what's considered a good credit score?
How Does Bad Credit Affect You?
by Clayton Closson on May 5, 2006 in Market Update
Many Americans have low credit scores that can be due to several reasons. Find out how having bad, blemished or poor credit can hurt you and what you can do about it.
Behind on Debt Payments? You Have Options
by Clayton Closson on February 3, 2006 in Homeowners Tips
Many homeowners don't know what to do if they fall behind on their mortgage payments or go deep into debt with their high-interest credit cards. They don't realize there are many options that can help their situation and get them out of debt. What options do you have?
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