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Exposure to financial literacy programs can have a positive impact on your credit score, according to data obtained from a … Read More

The words we use when we speak to ourselves matter. How we view ourselves and our circumstances can have a … Read More

If you took on student loans to pay for college but did not finish school, the debt doesn’t go away. … Read More

We all know that there’s more to money than just, well, dollars and cents. Money affects our relationships and our … Read More

Gift-giving is expensive. It’s so expensive that a survey from OfferUp found that 24 percent of Americans consider holiday spending … Read More

Kids moving out on their own is a monumental life event for everyone involved. After so many years of being … Read More

Personal finance experts recommend consumers start saving money in June specifically to buy Christmas presents. The idea is that by … Read More

In 2013, Choncé Maddox hit her financial low-point. A single mom, Maddox was living in a low-income, one-bedroom apartment outside … Read More

Close to 90 percent of American consumers regularly shop at discount retailers regardless of their age or income, according to … Read More

The short answer is that, on face value, going to jail does not necessarily affect your credit. A prison or … Read More

I’ve been working since I was 13. I started dusting products and shelves in a hair salon and worked my … Read More

On Friday, Oct. 5, 2018, the San Diego Financial Literacy Center (SDFLC) held a free education luncheon in which members … Read More