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The Debt Snowball method can be a great choice when trying to eliminate debt. This strategy quickly knocks off smaller debts one by one. You can feel the victories as you make progress through your debt! Let’s learn how to … Read More »
With Hall0ween in the air, the month of October was the perfect time to dig in deep about some of the spooky credit card habits that may be holding back your financials. According to the Federal Reserve date released in 2014, … Read More »
ACCC’s September poll focused on a crucial financial topic: budgets. As a result of the poll, we created a budget infographic with all the details. We wanted to understand what’s in your budget and how in-line you are with the … Read More »
Each month we post a poll asking questions about a particular financial topic. For the month of August, we wanted to understand the connection between your personal finances and employment. Of respondents who are currently employed only 7% are searching for a … Read More »
Each month we post a poll asking questions about a particular financial topic. For the month of July, we wanted to understand your preparedness to become a homeowner. Of consumers who are considering buying a home 45% wants to do so within … Read More »
Budgeting is an essential financial tool. The 50/30/20 budget rule is one method which divides money between needs, wants and saving. Let’s take a look at how this type of budget works.
Each month we post a poll asking questions about a particular financial topic. For the month of June, we wanted to understand your summer vacation spending habits. Of consumers polled, 75% of the respondents who said they have vacation plans have budgeted … Read More »
Each month we post a poll asking questions about a particular financial topic. For the month of May, we wanted to understand the level of your student loan knowledge. Of consumers polled, 67% of those who currently have student loans don’t know the … Read More »
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