You may not realize it, but your bank has some super powers that they’re willing to exercise when it comes to helping out their clients. Mind you, not all banks do so willingly - some require a certain quid pro quo - but overall, they want to keep your business, so they’ll eventually exercise their [...]
Normally I wouldn’t use this forum to vent, but given the situation and the vent, it seemed appropriate. Here’s the thing, people. Lay off the panic button!
Don’t get me wrong, there’s plenty to be concerned with. I’m not happy about this $700 billion bailout that we’re having to finance as taxpayers. Personally, I think a [...]
Another week has flown by. I’m telling you, I seriously can’t figure out where the majority of this year has gone. It went by much too quickly!
A big thank you to everyone that included our articles in their link loves and carnivals! My article on whether you can afford to get sick was mentioned over [...]
Recently I had a client come into the credit union and talk to me about his situation. He’s had a bit of trouble financially over the last several years and he wanted some advice on how to proceed so that he could start cleaning up his credit. He was working at a new job earning [...]
I was reading the news over at USA Today about the bailout and everything going on. As usual, it’s all very depressing. At any rate, I came across an article that talked about Hillary Clinton being concerned for taxpayers during this bailout. It wasn’t long, just basically giving the information that during an interview, Hilary [...]
