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Do You Really Know the Score? Three Important Credit Tips
Do you really understand your credit score? A recent survey by Consumer Federation of America (our parent organization) and VantageScore Solutions suggests that most people think they know more than they do. The 9th annual survey showed that while more consumers (55%) had recently checked their credit scores than in past years, fundamental knowledge of credit scoring went down by 10-20% since the first survey in 2012.
How Fighting Aliens Can Help You Learn About Personal Finance
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently expanded its Misadventures in Money Management (MIMM.gov) financial education tool to all active-duty service members, including those in the Reserve or the National Guard.
Getting Your Recent College Graduate in Financial Shape
Do you have a recent college graduate returning home this summer? If so, your adult child may need a reality check about money management. The next step after walking across that stage is full on adulthood, and it’s important to understand the financial basics. Here’s how you can support your adult child in developing good financial habits.
Four Tips for Free (or Almost Free) Summer Fun
It’s summer, the days are longer, school is almost out, and that can only mean one thing: kids everywhere are about to complain of boredom while moms everywhere will be snacked to death. While camps and other activities can sometimes be costly, there’s no need to break the bank to entertain your kids (and yourselves!) this summer. There are plenty of low- and no-cost activities available across the country.
Why Military Spouses Should Get Ready for Retirement, Too
A recent study by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies highlights some sobering facts about women and retirement. While women generally live longer than men, the average woman only has $34,000 in retirement savings, and most women don't have a backup plan for retirement.
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