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Your wages can be garnished for a number of reasons, and not all of them are in your control. Wages can be garnished for past debts you owe, for unpaid medical bills, or alimony or child support, or if you … Continue reading →

We’ve talked before about the importance of establishing a budget for yourself and your family. Without that, you can’t even begin to manage your money. Remember that you have to know what money is going out so you can make … Continue reading →

An under-the-radar Department of Justice initiative that started earlier this year has been gradually coming to light as it negatively affects small businesses across America. Dubbed Operation Choke Point, its intent is to strangle banks that provide services to targeted … Continue reading →

Did you know that the average American household has more than $15,000 in credit card debt alone? Perhaps your own debt is smaller (or larger!), but it still needs to be paid off—keeping your debt going costs you a lot … Continue reading →

Our partner for money transfers, Western Union, offers a series about protecting yourself from fraud, and it offers excellent advice. Here’s the third in our series of selections from Western Union’s excellent site:  A great overview of the most common types of frauds. … Continue reading →