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What to Do in an Emergency Bankruptcy Situation
Bankruptcy requires a fair amount of paperwork. During an emergency filing, you submit part of the paperwork, then submit the rest later.
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How to Start the Year off Right With Your Finances
As the New Year gets underway, it’s an ideal time for taking a look at your finances. Make a plan for the upcoming 12 months to help you reach your goals.
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How To Get Out of Debt: Is Debt Consolidation Worth It?
When you’re faced with mounting bills, it’s hard to know where to turn or what to do. Beware of pitches that offer you answers that sound too simple
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4 Steps to Surviving Debt
Debt is easy to get into and hard to get out of. It may seem impossible, but you can survive debt with these four steps. There is life after debt.
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CESI Adds VP of Operations and VP of Marketing
CESI Adds Vice President of Operations and Vice President of Marketing to Leadership Team November, 2015 Raleigh, NC – Consumer Education Services, Inc. (CESI) announces the hire of two executive leadership team members: Vice President of Marketing, Jean Elias, and Vice President of Operations, Helm Hansen. These two key positions round out the executive leadership […]
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Money Mistakes We Make at All Ages
People can make money mistakes at any age. What’s important is that we learn from our mistakes and take the necessary actions to fix the situation.
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Gift Giving Doesn’t Have to Break the Bank
As the holiday season approaches, you might be eyeing your budget warily. Gift giving can be pricey, but there are ways to do it that don’t break the bank.
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Fearing the Overdraft? Here’s How to Avoid and Prevent It
Thankfully, avoiding overdrafts is within your power. Here are the best ways to prevent overdrawing your account and avoid overdraft fees.
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Credit Cards and Microchips: Is the Chip Good News for You?
Credit cards in the US now feature a microchip, which makes them more secure. Learn more about how these chips work, and the benefits of the new cards.
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How Many Bank Accounts Is Too Many?
Multiple bank accounts can help you save for specific financial goals. It can also get confusing.Here are our tips for figuring out how many work for you