Building Credit This Holiday Season: Smart Steps to Live Better Financially
The holidays are a fantastic time to start building credit without breaking the bank. Here are a few easy ways to help you Live Better Financially this season! Get a Beginner-Friendly Credit Card: A simple starter card can help you build credit responsibly. Use it for...
Host a Fabulous Feast Without Breaking the Bank
Thanksgiving is all about gathering with loved ones, enjoying delicious food, and reflecting on what we’re grateful for. But let’s be honest—it can get expensive fast! The good news is, you can still host an incredible Thanksgiving feast without blowing your budget....
Should You Change Your Financial Goals in an Election Year?
Election years can feel like a rollercoaster, with political debates buzzing everywhere and everyone talking about how the economy might change. It’s completely normal to wonder if you should adjust your financial goals. But here’s the thing: your financial goals are...
Smart Spending: How to Save on Groceries Without Sacrificing Quality
With inflation and rising grocery prices, many families have seen their bills double or even triple. While we can’t control the price of bread or milk, there are simple strategies we can use to lower our grocery costs without sacrificing quality. These tried-and-true...
Red Flags to Watch For: Navigating Debt Relief Safely to Live Better Financially
by Kimberley Roberson When I was thinking about working with a debt relief company, I realized I had to be super careful. There are so many pitfalls to watch out for, and even the savviest among us can get tripped up. So, here I am, sharing my experience in the hopes...
Debt Relief Realities: Navigating the Risks to Live Better Financially
by Kimberley Roberson Navigating debt relief programs has been quite an eye-opener. At first glance, they seem like a lifeline for those drowning in debt. The advertisements promise to cut your debt in half, lower your monthly payments, and provide a fresh financial...
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