Finances Articles

Written by: Margaret James

Renting an apartment after bankruptcy doesn't have to be painful. Bankruptcy lawyer Billy Price has some advice.

Written by: James Bronson

No one likes having a debt cloud hanging over their heads. It is a mood killer. If you are dealing with mounting debt, here are five ways to save a little extra money and pay back that debt now. rnrnThe major barrier to paying off debt is having the money to do so. After all, you still have to eat, have heat, water, and lights. If you live in a remote area, you need your car to get to work. All of these bills are called necessary bills and they need to be paid in addition to the credit card debt.

Written by: Jack Chary

In today’s economy, the last thing you need is to have to run out and purchase a new washing machine or refrigerator Appliances are an expensive little investment and are bound to put a dent in anyone’s well constructed savings

Written by: Tom Tessin

First Things First Are you living paycheck to paycheck with never enough at the end of the week to get you through until the next paycheck comes If that is the case, then there is one of two things happening here

Written by: Jim Kendall

In this article we are going to help you take the first step to solving your debt problems The first step is that you need to know what you are up against

Written by: Tom Tessin

Pay Debts First, Save Second Living in debt can be remarkably stressing, especially if you are trying to pay interest on your debts It is one thing to be in the red, it is another thing to have interest rates compounding the redness of your balance sheet