Monthly Archives: April 2024
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Beware of These Bank Account Rip Offs
Getting out of debt begins with making an honest assessment of your financial situation. This involves facing hard truths but also finding reasons for gratitude. For example, if you have a bank account, you have more financial stability than people who do not. It is much easier to open a new bank account if… Read More »
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Getting Out of Debt When You Can’t Give Up Your Daily Wawa Habit
That old piece of personal finance advice about how you can get out of debt if you just give up your daily Starbucks run on your way to work has been going around since your parents went on their first date at the Starbucks in Barnes and Noble. With each passing year, it increasingly… Read More »
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Dealing With Debt After Divorce
If your negative emotions toward your spouse peaked before you filed for divorce, consider yourself among the lucky few. Many divorced people find that their resentment toward their ex-spouse continues to grow even after the court declares them legally single. A major reason for this is co-parenting conflict. Your ex drops off the children… Read More »
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Fraudulent Online Sale of Used Cars
Nothing is what it seems on the Internet, but the Internet is often the fastest and least expensive way to buy things. The Internet is also responsible for a sharp decline in fraudulent business practices by car dealers, because customers could now research the cars they were interested in buying before they went to… Read More »