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  • 5 Best Ways to Improve your FICO Score

     Having a good credit score saves money in so many different areas of life – not just when you go to borrow money. Utilities, insurance companies and employers are just a few entities that may use your credit record to make a judgment about you. To be a trusted risk by the utility companies, get the lowest interest rates, lower insurance rates, and qualify for your dream job as a Wall Street money manager; be vigilant about doing everything you can to maintain the highest score possible in the 5 most important areas.More

  • FICO: The 5 Categories that make up your FICO Score

     The Fair Isaac Corporation is the company that originated the FICO® score which is widely accepted as the standard measure of credit risk. It is a scoring model that over 2,600 businesses worldwide use to determine your credit worthiness. These businesses include banks, lenders, insurance companies, retail stores, telecommunications companies, and government agencies.More

  • 4 Benefits of Debt Consolidation

     Debt consolidation is the process of combining all your monthly debt payments into one manageable monthly payment. There are at least four benefits well worth consideration when trying to decide the best way to get out of debt.For any debt plan to work, you first have to fully commit to avoid taking on any extra debt while you are trying to dig your way out of the current situation.More

  • Debt Settlement – 3 Important Considerations

     Are you still afraid to answer phone calls from numbers you don’t recognize? Take a look at debt settlement after considering 3 important points of which you need to be aware. Debt settlement is a viable option when you’re still trying to make monthly payments only to see your balances continually rise and the ol’ pick-up and hang-up routine hasn’t scared away the debt collectors.More

  • Do It Yourself Debt Management: 10 Steps

     Do-It-Yourself Debt Management is now made easier than ever in big part because of competition between financial institutions. Many checking accounts offer no minimum balance and free online bill pay, free transfer of funds between accounts, among other features in order to gain new customers and retain current ones.Do-It-Yourself Debt Management is simple to achieve in the following 10 steps.More

  • The #1 Way to Turn Bad Debt Into Good

     A good definition of bad debt is financing something you consume. If you finance something you consume, you have to feed it, or it loses value over time (cars?) you can put it into the bad debt category.More

  • Life Insurance: 4 Important Considerations

     Do you know if you need life insurance? To be sure your loved ones are taken care of, there are a few questions you need to answer to determine your level of need.What expenses will you leave behind?More

  • Minimize Car Insurance Costs - 4 Reasons To Update Yours Today

     In days past we used to get insurance from our parents insurance agent and just go with that. Now, it certainly pays to spend a few minutes doing an online insurance quote to see if you're getting the best coverage for the lowest cost. Here are 4 reasons to check your insurance coverage at least annually.More

  • Health Savings Account (HSA): Should I Get One?

     For people who are tired of the high cost of health insurance, starting a Health Savings Account (HSA) is a great option for consideration. Some don’t even carry insurance because they have the ability to self-insure. It only takes one catastrophic event to put you in the hospital and drain you financially.More

  • 4 Kinds of Good Debt

     Debt is a lot like cholesterol. Some debt is good and too much bad debt will make your life miserable. Through our financial lives, it’s only the good debt that we want to allow on our balance sheet.More