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Five Ways to Dig Out of Your Student Loan Debt

Money MovesBy StephanieFebruary 5, 2016Leave a comment

The average student loan debt is upwards of $30,000 for today’s college grad.  How you can possibly establish solid financial footing for the future when you’re struggling to keep your head above water in the now? Here’s a five step plan to help you dig out from under student loan debt. Make payments no matter…

Using a Debt Calculator to Pay off Post-Holiday Debt

Money MovesBy StephanieJanuary 4, 2016Leave a comment

  If you used a credit card to finance your holiday purchases and don’t have the cash to pay your balances in full, now’s the time to form a plan for how you’ll dig out of holiday debt. (Or any debt you’re ready to shed, for that matter). Despite the many apps and budgeting software…

5 Warning Signs to Get Out of Debt Before It’s Too Late

Money MovesBy StephanieAugust 20, 2015Leave a comment

Most people have some kind of debt–whether on a credit card, student loans, an auto loan, or a mortgage. And not all of that debt is a problem. But when your debt climbs to a point that far outweighs your income, starts to lower your credit score,  puts you in jeopardy of missing monthly payments…

Should You Open a Target RED Card?

Money MovesBy StephanieAugust 11, 2015Leave a comment

If you shop at Target frequently, you’ve likely been offered the option to save 5% on your purchase that day—and every other time you shop at Target—if you apply for and open a Target RED Card. Typically, there’s one answer to stick to when you’re offered a store-branded credit card: “No thanks.” Why? Because store-branded…

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