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FAFSA and You

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, more commonly known as FAFSA, is the gateway to most types of college financial aid. This application asks questions about the student and…

Restructuring Your Budget for Retirement

If you are like many people, you have been planning and building a nest egg for decades for the moment when you finally reach retirement age. However, have you also…

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

In 1977, Congress enacted the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) as a way to protect consumers from harassment, deceit, and unfair tactics by debt collectors. The FDCPA applies to…

How Credit Card Utilization Impacts Your Credit Score

Paying your bills on time is not the only way to maintain a good credit score. Controlling your credit utilization and ensuring it stays low is another excellent way to…

Taking a ‘Staycation’

When you are trying to manage your money wisely and live within a budget, the traditional vacation might not be within reach for you. Between airfare, hotels, dining out, and…

Special Situations to Consider Before Starting Social Security

It makes financial sense to wait to collect your Social Security benefits until you hit full retirement age: 66 if you were born between 1943 and 1954 and as old…

Student Loan Repayment Options

You’ve graduated from college with a new degree and lots — a whole lot — of student-loan debt. The good news is that depending on the type of loans you…