In the financial world, when you’re asked how much you’re worth, it’s usually an inquiry regarding your net worth. Think … Read More

The U.S. Congress abolished debtors’ prisons in 1833. What this meant was that an individual could no longer be imprisoned … Read More

Bettering your financial health is a lot like improving your physical health: lasting change takes time and patience, and quick-fix … Read More

More than 60 percent of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) community members reported experiencing financial challenges because of … Read More

If you’re struggling with debt, then you may have been told to pay off your “bad debts” first. Experts disagree, however, … Read More

For many people, obliterating credit card debt with bankruptcy is a smart move. For others, like myself, bankruptcy is something … Read More

Bankruptcy is an emotionally-charged term. For some, it brings about feelings of shame, a reminder of a painful time in … Read More

It’s that time of year again. Wedding invites have begun to flood your mailbox and you may be stressing about … Read More

A financial coach or life coach and a financial advisor are two very different types of people and career paths, … Read More

Credit cards can be very beneficial or the exact opposite, especially when you have credit card debt. Credit card debt … Read More

Building your financial literacy level probably isn’t the sexiest to do on your to-do list. But improving your financial literacy … Read More

APR, FICO score, and revolving debt are just a few of the common credit terms. Although these terms are related … Read More