A Look Back: Politics and Finances
April 3, 2012, by Antonio Bard
There is much going on in the American economy, but the one thing that seems to be lacking is a complete solution for credit card debt, unemployment and gas prices. Where might those solutions lie?
Surprising Financial Shifts
March 20, 2012, by Jon Dell
Going off the grid, accepting cash payments from your mortgage lender or bank to abandon your home before it goes into foreclosure are just two ways the financial horizon has shifted.
What Trends in the Credit Card Industry Suggest
December 20, 2011, by Evita Page
If 2011 was an eye-opener in terms of our how we view the American financial sector, then 2012 is the year for big changes and massive improvements in the way we interact with that financial sector. Here’s why.
Why Your 401(k) Isn’t the Solution for Credit Card Debt
October 4, 2011, by Antonio Bard
Thinking your retirement fund will save your finances? You may be digging a much deeper hole by that taking that route. Here are a few reasons why, along with ideas on other options for eliminating your credit card debt.
Credit Cards: Singular or Plural?
September 13, 2011, by Beth May
With so many credit card offers, it’s difficult to decide which ones and how many to carry. A reality check and a bit of research ensures you’re making the best financial decisions when it comes to your credit.
Winds of Change in the Financial Sector
June 28, 2011, by Antonio Bard
New credit card laws kick in July first. Are you ready?
4 Great Prepaid Credit Cards for Teens
June 7, 2011, by Evita Page
Teaching your teen financial responsibility is one of the best gifts we can give our young people. Here are four prepaid credit cards to add to your arsenal.
Death and Credit Card Debt
March 11, 2011, by Antonio Bard
What happens to credit card debt upon death? Does the surviving spouse pay it? Here, we take a look at the dynamics behind death and debt.
