As much as we loathe to admit it, all of us (to some degree or another) tend to avoid the bitter truths of reality. Whether it’s postponing a visit to the dentist or understanding the dollar amount of what you owe to others, there are some tough pills to swallow in life.
Losing your job is tough, but you can bounce back and make money while you search for your next permanent role. Here’s some advice for navigating your career and life after you’ve been laid off from your job.
Most of us don’t consider financial planning until it is too late. Please don’t fall into the trap. Consider this: what if your debt elimination strategy also provided you and your loved ones medical care money?
There are many ways to raise your credit score. The bad news is it’s not easy; it takes time and effort. Read on for some tips on how you can improve your credit score in time to start looking for a home.
I didn’t grow up rich. But, I did learn the tools and do the work to transform my own financial health. Now, I want to help people like YOU do the same. You deserve to be financially free.
By Courtney Rosenfeld Nobody wants to see a recession happen, but it’s always a possibility when the economy is unstable. Research shows that recessions are linked to higher unemployment rates, less consumer spending, and an increase in financial stress. Even if a...