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As we approach the middle of the year, it's time to forget about the mistakes you made and start fresh by focusing on what you can do now to improve your financial situation. Fortunately, there are a number of tried-and-true tips for making the most of the money you have.

The consequences of financial clutter are more costly than you may realize.

Don't underestimate the power of positive thinking when it comes to your finances.

Not only does paying bills late affect your credit score, it also costs you in late fees and other penalties. Thankfully, there are some things you can to do help you make payments on-time.

Avoiding unpleasant things is so easy. Don't want to go to the dentist? Don't go. Don't want to address your financial issues? Don't acknowledge them. Learn the fine art of avoidance and put yourself on the fast-track to a life full of constant fear and worry.

Despite reports, many consumers choose to take the journey to financial freedom.

Debt can have a profound impact on overall health. Debt impacts our overall health, mental state, relationship with our friends and family, and even how we perform on the job.

Following these five simple steps can help you lose those extra pounds and debt in 2012.

Two new studies by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) illustrate the positive impact housing counseling has on consumers in two distinct situations: those who are considering buying a home and those who are struggling to stay in their home.

MMI offers advice in light of recent National Mortgage Settlement.

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