by Brittany Harrison | Apr 28, 2020 | Credit Cards & Credit Scores, General Discussion, Personal Finance
[-- Read Time: 2 mins --] Since the coronavirus outbreak began, over 26 million American workers have suddenly found themselves unemployed. Not everyone has enough money saved to last them through these uncertain times. As a result, you may find yourself...
by Brittany Harrison | Nov 27, 2019 | Credit Cards & Credit Scores, General Discussion, Personal Finance
[-- Read Time: 2 mins --] Using your debit card to make purchases is a great way to keep your budget intact. Since the funds come directly from your checking account, you can’t spend more than what’s available. However, that’s where the positives...
by Brittany Harrison | Nov 27, 2019 | Credit Cards & Credit Scores, General Discussion, Personal Finance, Tax Tips & Planning
[-- Read Time: 3 mins --] We all know that money doesn’t grow on trees, but that doesn’t stop people from acting like it does. A recent survey found that Americans spend $483 a month on non-essentials. Developing better spending habits can make it easier...
by Brittany Harrison | Sep 25, 2019 | Credit Cards & Credit Scores, Debt Management, General Discussion, Personal Finance
[-- Read Time: 2 mins --] Nearly half of all Americans don’t pay their bills on time. Making late payments can damage your credit score and cause you to pay higher interest rates. Rather than make excuses, you need to find ways to do better and we have...
by Brittany Harrison | Aug 27, 2019 | Credit Cards & Credit Scores, General Discussion, Personal Finance
[-- Read Time: 3 mins --] Most people dream of owning a house one day. In order to qualify for a conventional mortgage, you’re required to have a minimum credit score of 620. However, that’s not good enough to get the best rates. Fortunately, there are steps you...
by Brittany Harrison | Jul 31, 2019 | Credit Cards & Credit Scores, General Discussion, Personal Finance, Saving Money
[-- Read Time: 3 mins --] Normally, people wait until the New Year to hit the reset button on their financial goals. However, there’s no better time than the present to start making positive changes. Here are seven short-term goals you can still crush this...