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Understanding Reverse Mortgage Counseling For many homeowners 62 and older, their home is their biggest asset—but tapping into that value can feel overwhelming. I’ve spoken with seniors who worry about...
If you are concerned your family member or friend who has too much debt is abusing credit cards or is otherwise heading toward a financial abyss, your intervention might be...
Breaking the Cycle of Overspending For a long time, I believed that making more money would solve everything. But as my income grew, so did my spending. I justified it—upgrading...
If you dread the idea of filling out a few B-309 forms, perhaps some perspective can help soften the blow. History is laden with famous bankruptcy filers. While they all...
You can hate money or love money, but it’s nearly impossible to be ambivalent about it. Whether you hate credit card debt, love the convenience of debit cards, wish you...
What Happens to Medical Debt When Someone Passes Away? Medical debt is a common issue in the U.S., affecting millions each year. Even with health insurance, out-of-pocket expenses can add...
How Co-Signers, Estates, and Insurance Affect Auto Loans When Borrowers Pass Away Coping with the loss of a loved one is an emotionally challenging experience, and the added responsibility of...
Financial freedom usually means having enough savings, financial investments, and cash on hand to afford the kind of life we desire for ourselves and our families. It means growing savings...
How Are Lottery Winnings Taxed? Are you dreaming of winning the lottery and hitting the jackpot? We all know that rush of excitement imagining what we’d do with a sudden...
Money may not buy you love, but it can surely ruin it. Many fairytale-like relationships, meant to have happy endings, take a turn towards heartbreak because of the way people...