Four Ways to Retain Your Financial Stability After Bankruptcy
After you have gone through a bankruptcy, the number one concern you should have is how to avoid winding up in the same situation again. If you want to improve your credit rating, keep your house and...
View ArticleGeorgia Has Options for College Other Than Student Loans
As of this writing, our federal government still hasn’t addressed the issue of student loans, which come with such high interest rates that graduates are left drowning in debt before they even get...
View ArticleFive Tips for Avoiding a Money Pit
Some good news — finally — when it comes to the housing market in the Atlanta area: If you want to sell your house, now might be the time. Why? Because median list prices for homes are on the rise. If...
View ArticleBudgeting for Senior Citizens
The post-retirement years are supposed to be the “golden years” for senior citizens. This is sadly no longer the case for far too many older Americans who find themselves struggling to live on fixed...
View ArticleBudgeting: An Effective Tool For Achieving Financial Freedom
What exactly is budgeting? I have not yet seen nor heard a simpler, better definition of it than the one provided by Dave Ramsey, a well known and highly regarded financial counselor. In his words,...
View ArticleTips for Avoiding Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is not always avoidable. Many people find themselves facing financial uncertainty because of unexpected events that were completely beyond their control. However, in other cases, bankruptcy...
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