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Katie Ross, our department manager over here at ACCC, isn’t a regular contributor to Talking Cents Blog. But having recently had to pull to a money-saving move to keep her house warm and her bills down, she wanted to share … Read More »
The East Coast was hit by Winter Storm Janus over the last 24 hours. With snow emergencies declared in many areas, schools have been closed, many companies are not open for business, and more than 1500 flights have been cancelled. … Read More »
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As a nonprofit credit counseling agency, ACCC is always interested in consumers’ financial habits. Every month we hold a poll question for everyone to participate. In September we asked: Would You Loan Money to Family or Friends in Need? We … Read More »
The United States has entered the third week of a government shutdown. For many government employees, this means a third week of no work and no paycheck. As worrisome as this is, it is a different situation than a typical … Read More »
Attending events like weddings can be very expensive, especially if you have multiple events to attend in one year (or most likely one summer). Declining a wedding invitation is also understandable if you have a tight budget or if you’re … Read More »
Last week’s heat wave brought me back to the summer that I lived in Delaware between junior and senior year of college. I remember moving in to the house that summer on an uncomfortably hot day. Lugging bins of books, … Read More »
The following is a guest post from freelance writer Gillian Kearney. Getting a car lease with credit card debt is nearly impossible. Nearly – but not impossible. Before a dealer lets you drive off the lot, you have to qualify … Read More »
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