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Home is much more than just the four walls that hold a roof over your head. Home is your base of operations; a place to retreat, think and make plans for the future. As the foundation of your financial life, it is important that your household’s financial house be in order.
Recently, I received an interesting question regarding a timeshare property.
Denise Blanken recently completed a debt management plan with MMI, paying off over $52,000 worth of debt in about four years. While every individuals path to success is unique, many of the factors that brought Denise to MMI in the first place are all too common.
We understand that repaying debt can be difficult and would like to thank Michael for sharing his inspirational debt repayment story.
Do you have a success story to share? We'd love to hear it!
Websites such as Facebook and Twitter can add a lot to your social life, but their use also comes with the inevitable myriad of consequences. Some are more obvious, such as the loss of time management skills. And then there are those that can impact your wallet - yes, your wallet.
I’ve always had issues with the word save whose dictionary definition includes “To spend less by (save 25 percent).” You see, I’ve always thought that advertisers were just being clever when they tell you that you can “save big money” by buying their products.
The June Financial Literacy Opinion Index poll hosted on the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) website revealed that in order to save money, people are willing to give up eating out, shopping, fancy coffees and cable TV, but they remain very attached to their cell phone and Internet services.
If you just can't seem to stop buying things you never actually use, you're not alone. There are psychological factors behind some of our worst purchasing decisions, and once you understand that psychology you'll be able to pump the brakes on all those bad buys.
Do you have an unhealthy relationship with spending money? It's more common than you might think. Here are some of the major red flags.
You may serve as a loved one's power of attorney to help manage their estate when they no longer can. But does that make you responsible for their debts? Here's what you need to know.
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