Personal Finance

Personal Finance Guide: These Top 10 Life Events Can Lead to Bankruptcy If You’re Unprepared

07/12/2019

What does it take to plan for the future? You might be surprised. Even if you think your financial future is secure, a crisis could consume all of your savings and leave you facing bankruptcy. It has happened before to thousands of families who thought that they did …

The Top 10 Ways You Can Reduce Medical Debt Before and After Appointments

07/09/2019

Medical debt is a serious expense that can ruin your financial plans and take years to resolve. While this debt is difficult to deal with once you have it, there are important steps you can take before you’ve taken on the debt, or made a single payment. Take …

5 Reasons You Should Always Ask for Credits After Internet, Cable, Phone and Power Service Problems

07/05/2019

Cable, phone and power service problems are a fact of life. Even the companies with the best equipment can sometimes have outages, leaving their customers without working service for days or even weeks at a time. Of course, most companies don’t have the best equipment, they can cut …

The Top 20 Ways You Can Save Money at the Grocery Store

06/30/2019

Groceries can be a major expense, but there are always ways to cut back without giving up your quality of life. Using these 20 tips, you can keep your meal costs low so that you can work on your bills, debts or savings. Experiment with Discount Chains You …

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