• Money - Financial Advice

  • How to Build up your Credit

    Learning how to build your credit to allow for better loans and the hopes of home ownership is a process that really ought to taught long before adulthood when mistakes cost you big.

    • Breaking the Debt Cycle

      Since you cannot just automatically decide that you want to make more money, you have to start breaking the debt cycle by spending less every day.

    • How to Repair Bad Credit

      It’s easier than ever to fall into the bad-credit cycle, and credit card companies are continually on the lookout for excuses to add to your interest—even sending in an electric or phone bill late can affect your credit.

    • Saving for a Down Payment on a House

      The next step in saving for a down payment on a house is looking at your monthly budget beyond the bills. Saving your receipts for all the little odds and ends you purchase can give you a more realistic monthly budget.

    • Understanding Amortization

      The loan amortization schedule is created with the use of a column with these headings:  payment number, payment date, beginning balance, scheduled payment, extra payments, total payments, principal, interest, ending balance and cumulative interest.

    • Paying Yourself First

      The average family today spends most of their time earning money so they can decide who, how and when to pay all the people they owe, while making sure they have everything they need.

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