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Financial Literacy: Money Lessons
We are back! I hope you had a Happy Easter with family and friends. And even though April is coming to an end, it is still Financial Literacy Month. Gregory Karp of the Chicago Tribune has put together a money … Continue reading
Posted in Finance
Tagged budget, credit, credit card, credit report, credit score, debt, emergency fund, finance, financial literacy, interest rate, money, payments, spending
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Christian Credit Counselors: Poetry Hour
Here are a couple of poems submitted about Christian Credit Counselors and the path of those looking to become debt free: Bills Piled Sky High Bills piled sky high, life looking past grim; “debt free” not anywhere in sight. Removing … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized, credit counseling
Tagged Christian Credit Counselors, credit, debt, finance, poetry
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Useful Tools For You During Credit Education Month
March is Credit Education Month! We all have credit cards, but who really pays attention to see if they are helping or hurting us. This month is Credit Education Month, which should give you an incentive to learn a little … Continue reading
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Tagged credit, credit report, credit score, education, equifax, experian, fico, transunion
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Can You Inherit Credit Card Debt?
There are so many people in debt nowadays. From college students to senior citizens and everyone in between. When we think of our future, we hope that if something happens to us our loved ones inherit our possessions. One thing … Continue reading
Posted in Credit, Credit Cards, Debt
Tagged asset, collections, credit, credit card, credit card debt, debt, family, inherit, liabilities
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Setting Good Financial Goals
If you are keeping up with the Newsletters, you know that last week we decided to open up the New Year by presenting you with the “S.M.A.R.T.” tactic; a great tool that you can use as a guide when setting … Continue reading
Posted in Credit Cards, Debit & Your Credit Score, Investing, Money Management, Saving, goals, personal goals
Tagged attainable goals, consumer, credit, credit card, debt, financial goals, financial planning, invest, money, money goals, money management, motivation, personal goals, realistic goals, S.M.A.R.T., specific goals, timely goals, tips
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Set Goals That Motivate You
When you set goals for yourself, it is important that they motivate you: this means making sure that they are important to you, and that there is value in achieving them. If you have little interest in the outcome, or … Continue reading
Posted in Money Management, Saving, goals, personal goals
Tagged attainable goals, credit, debt, debt consolidation, focus, goals, money goals, motivation, personal goals, S.M.A.R.T., savings, specific goals, spending, timely goals, tips
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Goals for the New Year
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!! It’s the start of the New Year and you know what that means, another opportunity to set new goals you hope to achieve this year. Follow the S.M.A.R.T. tactic and you will be on your way … Continue reading
Posted in Money Management, Saving
Tagged attainable goals, credit, debt, money, money goals, money management, realistic goals, S.M.A.R.T., savings, specific goals, timely goals
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Credit Card Debt Consolidation- How Many Credit Cards is Too Many?
It’s time to take out your wallet and actually count how many credit cards you have. Then add the ones you have stashed in your desk drawer because they won’t fit in your wallet. You probably didn’t realize how many you’ve accumulated … Continue reading
Posted in Credit Cards, Debit & Your Credit Score
Tagged consumer, credit, credit card, credit limit, debt, debt consolidation, due date, loan, payment
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Identity Theft: What Victims Should Do
If you’re a victim of identity theft, it’s essential to take certain steps as soon as possible, to start repairing the damage. At the same time, begin to keep a record of all conversations and copies of all correspondences. There … Continue reading
Posted in Credit Cards, Debit & Your Credit Score, Identity Theft
Tagged accounts, credit, credit card, credit report, debit card, debt, equifax, experian, identity theft, transunion
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Five Trouble-free Guidelines to Repair your Credit
Repairing your credit is something we all have to do from time to time. It may appear like a hard task to do, but the fact is that it can be fairly easy when you follow these five simple guidelines … Continue reading
Posted in Credit Cards, Debit & Your Credit Score, Money Management
Tagged bills, budget, credit, credit card, credit report, debit card, debt, debt consolidation, interest, money, money management, savings, spending
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