Tips and advice to prevent eviction and stay resilient.
Behind Tenant Evictions: Landlord /Tenant Relationships
Build and keep a good credit score
Many people confuse credit scores with a credit report. A credit score predicts how likely you are to pay back a loan on time. Companies use a mathematical formula called a scoring model to create your credit score from the information in your credit report. These scores usually range from 300 to 850. Banks, credit …
How to prepare for changes in your financial situation
Today I offer advice to prepare for and respond to changes in your financial situation, especially for those of you that are receiving less income from not working, being laid off, or furloughed. Look ahead – Often in life, we experience challenging times. To get through those tough times we need to believe that it …
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Important information for student loan borrowers during COVID-19
The CARES Act provides automatic suspension of principal and interest payment on federally held student loans through September 30, 2020. An Executive Order directs the Department of Education to extend these benefits until December 31, 2020.
Pass the Envelope
Envelopes are a great budgeting tool. They are a cheap, easy, and a very effective way to plan and control spending.
Teaching Youth About Money
Although kids may be a little resistant to summer learning, it’s never too early to start teaching children about smart money management.
Planning Your Finances for an Uncertain Future
Coronavirus has changed many people’s financial circumstances quickly. A loss of income can put your services, or even your home in jeopardy, but companies are working with customers right now to help ensure their well-being.
Here we offer a few steps you can take if your income has decreased suddenly.
Graduating? Time to Manage Your Student Loans
The first thing a graduating student needs to do is figure out how much money they owe.
Filing Taxes – To Wait or Not to Wait
Every year, there are individuals that wait to file their taxes until April 15, but with the new extension many will wait until July 15, 2020. Due to the extension there are a few things to consider if you decide to delay filing your taxes.
Resources for Personal Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
While many are still working, others are laid off or furloughed. Even if you are still working, you may experience fluctuations in your income or even unexpected bills.
