Money problems may cut your phone service short. If you can’t pay your phone bill, here’s a timeline for cutoffs and how to get service back.

Tip #5: What Now? Your debts are getting paid down; you’re ready for the next step towards taking charge of your finances. You can set up an emergency fund or save for retirement. 1. Vow to never be in debt again It’s been a hard journey. You’ve cut back on your expenses; you’re bringing in…

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Tip #4: Pay Off Debts 1. Home If you do a quick internet search you’ll see that the most common way to pay off a mortgage faster is to make biweekly payments. You don’t have to pay anything extra with this approach. You pay half of your mortgage every two weeks. This will allow you…

As you regain control of your finances, you might find that budgeting and cutting back aren’t enough. You need more money coming in, so what is there to do? Find out here.

Now that you have outlined a budget, the next thing to do is to see where you can cut expenses back.

There’s something about the first of the year that makes you want to make a change. Getting finances in order is a huge way to regain control from the chaos of the holidays.

When financing with a bank is not an option, hard money loans are a good alternative. Let’s look at a few hard money loan considerations.

Are you looking to improve your credit score? Sure, it can be difficult. But there are still a few ways to help build credit with loans.

Do you know the true story behind Labor Day? Check it out: http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/labor-dayOpens in a new window Observed on the first Monday in September, Labor Day pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers. It was created by the labor movement in the late 19th century and became a federal holiday in 1894.…