What is a FHA loan? The Federal Housing Administration, also known as the FHA, insures loans. The government backs these. FHA loans have fewer lender
Month: February 2024
Unexpected Death: What to do When Someone Dies Suddenly
Recently, we discussed preparing for the worst-case scenario. You can give peace of mind to those left behind by creating a plan that outlines what
You can protect yourself from debt shame collection tactics
A relatively new tactic used in debt collection, called debt shameing, is controversial. The collector will make a publishamingcement to draw attention to the debtors
Valentine’s Day Savings Goals
Valentine’s Day may feel less romantic this year than it did in the past. Many couples are still facing economic uncertainty, and they might prefer
How to get your tax refund and stimulus check early
Tax season is upon us, and we’ve always recommended fiscally responsible ways to manage your taxes. This year is different and deserves special attention. Many
Get free education, resources, and assistance
Every April, National Financial Literacy Month is observed. We, as an organization committed to spreading financial education and literacy, celebrate this annual event by offering
The latest CDC Eviction Moratorium – What you need to know
The national suspension of evictions due to non-payment of rent is still in effect. According to this order by the Centers for Disease Control and
How to opt-out from unwanted SMS & Text Campaigns
It is important to protect your privacy, time, and peace of mind. We want you to be in control of all communications regarding credit, debt
After COVID Travel Tips
COVID-19 will have a lasting impact on how we travel in the next year and years to come. In fact, just like major terrorist acts
What to budget for when returning to work
In many areas of the country, as the coronavirus epidemic winds down and more people are vaccinated against it, things are beginning to return to