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The following is a guest post from freelance writer Gillian Kearney. Getting a car lease with credit card debt is nearly impossible. Nearly – but not impossible. Before a dealer lets you drive off the lot, you have to qualify … Read More »
Every Tuesday we provide you with a helpful tip to help you save money, pay debt, get organized, or otherwise try to improve your day. Today’s tip: Replace Incandescent Light Bulbs with CFLs. They may cost a bit more up … Read More »
When I signed up for my bank account before I went off to college, I was given the option of enrolling in a Keep the Change savings program. As a young (and somewhat naïve) seventeen year old, I made the … Read More »
This month ACCC asked if people found frugality attractive in a person. Definitely one of the most interesting credit counseling poll questions we’ve ever asked. The results came in from the poll, and here’s what we found out. Is Frugality … Read More »
Every Tuesday we provide you with a helpful tip to help you save money, pay debt, get organized, or otherwise try to improve your day. Today’s tip is to use hypermiling techniques to increase your car’s gas mileage. In recent … Read More »
As a big fan of buying used clothes, and currently tasked with purchasing a whole new spring/summer wardrobe, I have been spending a lot of time shopping lately. Buying used clothes is a great for those who are either on … Read More »
April is Fair Housing Month, a campaign brought to you by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA). The goal is to educate the public and housing providers about their rights … Read More »
The following is a guest post from Darcy Evans, an administrative assistant at American Consumer Credit Counseling. So you have graduated college. This is a major accomplishment. If you are like me, you spent four years mostly in the library … Read More »
This past week I attended a seminar about the psychology of money. Learning about different types of money disorders helped me understand how important financial literacy can be to avoid or manage credit card debt. Money Disorders & How We Handle … Read More »
Struggling to manage your debt and improve your financial health is a thing of the past with the CreditU mobile app, an essential tool for anyone looking to manage their personal finances with ease.
