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By: Tonya Cox

January 20, 2021 Education

I am not sure what to do...I went thru a debt consolidation company and completed in back in 2009..now 8 years later this collection agency is coming after me saying I owe 27,000 on an old debt. Mind you that I have not heard anything nothing notta from this company since 2009 now they are threatening to have a lien on our home..they drained my checking account and have tried 3 other banks to get money which were NOT my accounts they are grasping at straws and I don't know if there is anything I can do this company will NOT work with me they want full 27,000 now..please help with any advice you may have thanks

Can you Pay a Credit Card with a Credit Card?

January 20, 2021 Uncategorized

AÂ credit cardÂ is designed to help you in an emergency, to give you options when there are none. But what happens if you have a maxed-outÂ credit cardÂ in one hand and an empty card in the other, can you use oneÂ credit cardÂ to pay off the other and, more importantly, should you? TheÂ short answerÂ is yes and… probably not. […]

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Best Places for Women Entrepreneurs â 2020 Edition

January 19, 2021 Budgeting Checking Account

While women have certainly made strides in many areas of the business world, when it comes to entrepreneurship, a significant gender gap remains. Around 10.2% of women between ages 18 and 64 are new entrepreneurs, a rate around three-quarters that … Continue reading →

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Should I Get a No-Fee Checking Account?

January 19, 2021 Banking Budgeting Frugal Living

Do you like to save, have flexibility and skip hidden costs? Then the answer is probably yes.

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What Is The FDIC And How Does It Work?

January 19, 2021 Car Detailing

Youâve probably seen the acronym FDIC when looking to open a new savings or checking account, but do you really know what the FDIC is and how it works?

How to Pay Yourself First

January 12, 2021 Insurance

Paying yourself first is a budgeting strategy that suggests individuals should contribute to a retirement account, emergency fund, savings account, or other savings vehicle before spending their paycheck on anything else. The pay yourself first method is a pretty simple...

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Employment Trends Among Seniors â 2020 Study

January 11, 2021 Budgeting Checking Account

Older American workers have been disproportionately impacted by not only the health impacts of COVID-19, but also its corresponding economic shock, which has deeply affected their ability to budget and save for their retirement. In fact, workers 65 and older … Continue reading →

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