18 November 2020
Many people are strapped for cash. Tight budgets often lead to working additional hours if extra work is available. Finding an adequate main or an additional side job takes time and some industries that individuals once worked in have dried up. Many people have turned to other forms of work and are considering remote jobs. Several months spent not working or working less may have resulted in larger credit card balances or personal loan balances that are due.
9 July 2020
If you are going into the investing world for the first time, you may be wondering what to do about where to invest and how much to invest in certain things. There are many factors to consider when you are choosing your initial investments. Get to know some of these factors you should be considering in your investment endeavors. Then, you can be sure you are doing what is best for your financial future when you make those first few investments.
9 January 2020
Two people who decide to get married are starting a new chapter as a family unit — one with new legal rights and responsibilities. But what happens when your new spouse brings with them a poor credit history? How can you help minimize the potential damage to your own credit and your shared finances? Here are a few key steps to take. 1. Protect Your Own Score The good news is that your own credit score will be unaffected by your spouse's so long as you don't take on credit jointly.