The Biggest Barriers to Homeownership
Student debt and high rent prices may seem like insurmountable barriers to homeownership, but there are programs available to help you overcome them.
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Month: October 2016
Will Traditional Banks Tank?
Consumers lack confidence in our current banking system and believe less and less in the power of traditional banks. So what’s next for our money?
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Subprime Auto Loans Hit a Ditch
Nearly five out of every 100 subprime borrowers is 60 days or more behind with their auto loans. We help borrowers create a strategy to help catch up.
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What Are Women Business Owners Worth?
Women business owners are taking the lead and making big news during National Women’s Small Business Month this October.
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Military Families Transition after Deployment
As large scale deployments come to an end, it’s essential that military families have plans in place to transition after deployment to achieve stability.
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How Likely Are You to Default on Student Loan Debt?
In some states, nearly one out of five borrowers who graduated during the 2012-2013 schoolyear have defaulted on their student loan debt payments.
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Protecting Servicemembers from Financial Abuse at Home
Servicemembers on active duty deployment are protected by the SCRA, but you need to educate yourself to ensure your financial rights aren’t violated.
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Good News in Personal Finance
In spite of approaching $1 trillion in credit card debt and being over $1 trillion in student loan debt, there’s some good news in personal finance, too.
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When Work Is a Total Disaster
As Hurricane Matthew approaches the east coast, we look at preparedness by companies and workers who want to know what to do when disaster strikes.
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