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One of the biggest expenses retirees will face is the cost of healthcare. When people save for retirement, the cost of healthcare is not something they immediately consider. As people age and health problems arise more often than when they … Read More »
Our debt counselors know that transitioning out of the military can be stressful. Whether you’ve been in the military for four years or twenty, it will be a huge life change. Like most life changes, transitioning out of the military … Read More »
Happy National Boyfriends Day! To celebrate, American Consumer Credit Counseling has some frugal fall date ideas for you. If you are trying to eliminate credit card debt or save for a big purchase, you might not have a lot of … Read More »
“Stop going out to eat so much and start cooking more at home!” is one of the most common pieces of advice you’ll hear if you’re looking for ways to save money or stick to a budget. Whether you’re working … Read More »
Split and Save One of the first things that you should do when you get your paycheck, is put some in a savings account. That’s one of the most crucial pieces of credit counseling advice we can give. Many Americans … Read More »
On August 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment granted women in the U.S. the right to vote. Today we celebrate Women’s Equality Day, and while women enjoy more rights today than in the past, there is still room for improvement. As … Read More »
We have reached the end of our monthly budgeting series. For the final example we will be focusing on retirement planning. Take a look at this August budget example for credit counseling tips on growing your retirement savings. Budgeting for … Read More »
It’s almost been a whole year of budget examples. With two months left, it’s time to talk through budgeting for a baby. Babies are such a blessing, although an expensive one! Therefore, the July budget example will focus on saving … Read More »
As Americans, we LOVE celebrating our independence, spending almost $8.5 billion on food and alcohol alone. ACCC wants to make sure you have a great celebration (without incurring credit card debt) by making a few recommendations. With these tips, you … Read More »
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