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As a nonprofit credit counseling agency, ACCC is always interested in learning about consumers’ financial habits. ACCC’s September poll focused on a crucial financial topic: budgets. As a result of the poll, we created a budget infographic with all the … Read More »
Hobbies can give you something worthwhile to do in your spare time that makes you happy. It’s important to have something in your life that provides a sense of fulfillment, and it’s okay to spend money on that. Having your … Read More »
Buying a house can be an overwhelming and intimidating process. First, you need to determine how much you can afford to spend, and prepare yourself for a long-term financial commitment to debt repayment. Becoming a homeowner affects a lot of different … Read More »
Our credit counseling advice is to always budget your money. The 50/30/20 budget rule is one method which divides money between needs, wants and saving. Let’s take a look at how this type of budget works.
Teaching kids personal finance probably sounds like a really boring lesson. Try using games to creatively teach about saving, credit card debt and more. Lesson Guide: Teaching Kids Personal Finance Create a Business This is America, land of entrepreneurs and … Read More »
Feeling the heat this summer? If you want to cool off at the beach but are paying off credit card debt, plan a beach trip on a budget. Planning an Affordable Beach Trip Beach trips are great! But between gas, … Read More »
Babies are wonderful and expensive. A baby fund is a savings strategy that can handle all the various costs of diapers, toys, clothing and more so that your finances stay free of credit card debt. Creating a Baby Fund to Avoid Credit Card … Read More »
Summer is here, and all you can think about is your memorable summer vacation. On the one hand, vacations can relieve your stress and create great memories with your loved ones, while on the other hand they can get seriously expensive … Read More »
We’ve mentioned the importance of budgeting in many of our posts, so we know it’s tough to start and perhaps even harder to stick with. Advances in technology and the widespread use of smartphones has made budgeting a high-tech operation. Let’s take … Read More »
Struggling to manage your debt and improve your financial health is a thing of the past with the CreditU mobile app, an essential tool for anyone looking to manage their personal finances with ease.
