Credit and Debt Blog

One of the newest trends in home health care is outside of the traditional long-term care business. Instead of paying premiums for long-term care insurance or forking over thousands of dollars a month for assisted living facilities, many retirees are moving to Mexico. It is cheaper and rapidly gaining in popularity. However, there are also [...]

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We anticipate a coming recession in 2008. As such, our counselors are planning for increased requests for assistance from financially distressed consumers. Leading economists now put the recession risk as high as 50% in 2008. This is more than twice previous estimates. Here is why.

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When trying to eliminate credit card debt, it seems counterproductive to invest money that will likely earn a lower return than what you are paying in credit card interest. In some situations, you may wish to temporarily put off your retirement plans. However, many people mistakenly avoid taking advantage of incentives that exceed what they [...]

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