Disaster Relief Hotline
Consolidated Credit has set up a specialized toll-free disaster relief hotline for residents impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
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Are Consolidated Clients Born or Taught?
Consolidated Credit polled its clients and the general population on spending habits. Our clients budget more and only buy what they need.
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It’s Time for Your 2024 Fall Financial Checkup
There are eight key areas of your finances that you need to check in your 2024 fall financial checkup. Get your finances right before the end of year.
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Spring Clean Your Finances for Financial Literacy Month
With costs rising around the country, Financial Literacy Month is the perfect time to organize your finances and set yourself up for financial success.
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Valentine’s Day Spending 2024
Americans are estimated to break Valentine's Day spending records on gifts like jewelry and flowers. Avoid Valentine's Day debt in 6 easy ways.
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American Financial Well-Being in 2022
This year's CFPB study finds Americans have an increased sense of financial well-being, though work still needs to be done.
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100 Days, 100 Ways
Learn how to enter Consolidated Credit’s 100 Days 100 Ways to save contest, by sharing 100 money-saving daily tips on your favorite social networks.
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Does the Convenience of Online Shopping Make It Harder to Budget?
Consolidated Credit’s 2022 Online Shopping Survey looks at how consumers’ shopping habits have evolved and impacted people’s ability to keep a budget.
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Budget Buster: Back-to-School Shopping
Back-to-school shopping shouldn’t cause credit card debt. Discover how to save big on clothes and supplies for the 2022-23 school year.
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Understanding the Rate Hike Impact on Your Debt and Savings
The Federal Reserve just raised interest rates again this year. We explain the rate hike impact on loans, credit cards, and saving products.
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Spoiling Mom Without Spoiling Your Budget
Despite inflation many people intend to celebrate Mom and spend big this year. We look at no-cost and low-cost ways to celebrate Mother's Day.
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Latinx is a Driving Force of Population and Economic Growth in the U.S.
Studies show that the pandemic had a greater financial impact on Hispanic Americans, driven in part by limited access to education resources.
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Finding Work-Life Balance in the New Normal
In the new normal after COVID, employees are focusing on quality of life, new emotional priorities, and achieving a work-life balance.
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Adjusting Your Budget as You Return to Work
More employees are getting called back to the office. Maintain your budget and avoid debt by following these cost-saving measures as you return to work.
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Learning to Avoid Common Money Mistakes
Making money mistakes can lead to added costs, increased debt, and problems with your credit. Learn how to avoid five common missteps.
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What Parents Need to Know about the Advance Child Tax Credit [Updated July 2021]
The IRS will begin advance payments on the Child Tax Credit starting July 15. Get answers to the most common questions about how ACTC payments will work.
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Should You Buy or Refinance Your Home?
With mortgage rates at historic lows, it’s the perfect time to buy a home or refinance your existing home loan. Get mortgage-ready with this free webinar.
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Are You Prepared for a Natural Disaster?
We look at meteorological predictions for natural disasters in 2021 and offer advice on how to prepare your finances to weather storms this season.
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How to Get Your Stimulus Check if You Don’t File Taxes
You may still be eligible for the third Economic Impact Payment (EIP) if you don’t file taxes, but the process is different than it was for the first rounds.
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Third Stimulus Leaves Americans Vulnerable to Garnishment
Congress left consumers vulnerable to garnishment with the latest round of stimulus. Learn why your stimulus check may be at risk and how to protect it.
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Overcoming Financial Infidelity: Couples Get Honest about Money
Infidelity can take its toll on relationships, but many couples fail to realize there are different types of this transgression.
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Credit Unions Help Hispanic Americans Access Key Financial Services
Hispanic Americans are often underserved by traditional banks, but many credit unions are stepping up to provide access to financial products.
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A Recession Guide for Recent Grads
Prepare for finding a job, controlling your budget, and healing financial stress with this recession guide for recent grads.
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Service Members Facing Increased Risk of Identity Theft
Military identity theft is unfortunately common for those on active duty. Here are the latest stats on their increased risk – and how they can prevent it.
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