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This isn’t intended to be a post about the importance of talking about your financial troubles (although I think that is a very worthwhile topic for another day). Instead, this post is intended to make the argument that it is okay to share some of your financial successes.

While retailers are busy trying to stimulate enough holiday sales to put them into the black financially, consumers are dreaming of a black Christmas, one that keeps them in the black on their personal ledger sheet.

One of the most common concerns people have when considering bankruptcy is whether or not they'll end up losing their home as part of the process. So let's explore the relationship between bankruptcy and homeownership, specifically how different types of bankruptcy may affect your ability to keep your house.

Inflation is a term that often finds its way into the headlines, but what does it really mean for the average consumer? Explore the intricacies of inflation as we break down how it occurs and discuss what it means for individuals.

There are few things scarier than the possibility of losing your home, but if you're facing a potential foreclosure you may still have options. Here's what you need to know.

Even though the holidays are supposed to be a joyous time, it’s that expectation of joy that can add stress, especially if you’re a single parent, when the added cost of gifts, holiday meals, and other expenses makes balancing your bank account and watching for the credit card bill even harder.

Are you thinking of selling your home? If you are considering moving, either to a smaller home, a larger home, or to a new location, there will be many costs that you will face when selling your home – some that are obvious, but others that may take you by surprise.

If your mortgage is delinquent, or if you fear it may be in the near future, the most important thing to do is to take action and contact your lender.

Struggling to manage your mortgage payments? A lender hardship program may help keep your home and stabilize your finances. Here's what you need to know.

Mortgage terminology can be really confusing. Here are some of the mortgage terms that you are most likely to come across while getting ready to take out what’s likely to be your largest financial liability.

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National Foundation for Credit Counseling

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Financial Counseling Association of America

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Department of Housing and Urban Development

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