Every year, identity thieves misuse the personal information of more than 11 million Americans. This makes identity theft one of the fastest-growing crimes in the country.More >>
Every year, identity thieves misuse the personal information of more than 11 million Americans. This makes identity theft one of the fastest-growing crimes in the country.More >>
An emergency fund will help see you through an unexpected and potentially costly life event, such as a health crisis, a job layoff or a major home repair.More >>
An emergency fund will help see you through an unexpected and potentially costly life event, such as a health crisis, a job layoff or a major home repair.More >>
Two of the most popular methods are nicknamed the "snowball" and the "avalanche" methods. To determine which path is best for you, check out these pros and cons.More >>
Two of the most popular methods are nicknamed the "snowball" and the "avalanche" methods. To determine which path is best for you, check out these pros and cons.More >>
It has been three years since the Federal Reserve's Credit CARD Act went into effect. In these three years, the act has had mostly positive impacts.More >>
It has been three years since the Federal Reserve's Credit CARD Act went into effect. In these three years, the act has had mostly positive impacts.More >>
But planning your wedding, you need to have a heart-to-heart about finances. The two of you can start by asking -- and answering -- these questions.More >>
But planning your wedding, you need to have a heart-to-heart about finances. The two of you can start by asking -- and answering -- these questions.More >>
Joining a club can be a smart idea -- as long as doing so doesn't mire you in a costly contract, and you actually put your membership to good use.More >>
Joining a club can be a smart idea -- as long as doing so doesn't mire you in a costly contract, and you actually put your membership to good use.More >>
The new rules exist to protect consumers who need help with unmanageable debts, but it is still important to understand what these rules mean when seeking debt relief help.More >>
The new rules exist to protect consumers who need help with unmanageable debts, but it is still important to understand what these rules mean when seeking debt relief help.More >>
Every year, an estimated 7 million senior citizens, one in five Americans over age 65, become victims of financial abuse, a crime that collectively robs them of nearly $3 billion.More >>
Every year, an estimated 7 million senior citizens, one in five Americans over age 65, become victims of financial abuse, a crime that collectively robs them of nearly $3 billion.More >>
Earning a college degree is not a cheap undertaking. As universities raise tuition, more families are scrambling to find ways to finance a higher education.More >>
Earning a college degree is not an inexpensive undertaking. As universities raise tuition rates, more families are scrambling to find ways to finance a higher education.More >>
The Obama administration is looking into revising the rules on federally guaranteed student loans. Here are six things you need to know about recent changes.More >>
The Obama administration is looking into revising the rules on federally guaranteed student loans. Here are six things you need to know about recent changes.More >>
Grocery bills are a big weekly household expense, so it's important to shop smartly. Follow these tips to keep your spending low while filling your grocery cart.More >>
Grocery bills are a big weekly household expense, so it's important to shop smartly. Follow these tips to keep your spending low while filling your grocery cart.More >>
It can cost $500 to get an elementary school student ready for class, and twice that for a high school student. Here are some ways to lower that number.More >>
It can cost $500 to get an elementary school student ready for class, and twice that for a high school student. Here are some ways to lower that number.More >>
With some intention and careful management, you can sail through the holiday season and make it to 2012 without gaining too much (spending) weight.More >>
The average cost of a public college education is $21,000 per year. Private schools can cost twice that. You want your children to have the best, but how to pay for it all?More >>
The average cost of a public college education is $21,000 per year. Private schools can cost twice that. You want your children to have the best, but how to pay for it all?More >>
If your family is staying close to home this summer, think creatively for inexpensive (or free) things to do. Here are some ideas to get those creative juices flowing.More >>
If your family is staying close to home this summer, think creatively for inexpensive (or free) things to do. Here are some ideas to get those creative juices flowing.More >>
With some foresight and a little planning, you can enjoy your break without worrying about breaking the bank. Here are some suggestions to get you started.More >>
With some foresight and a little planning, you can enjoy your break without worrying about breaking the bank. Here are some suggestions to get you started.More >>
If wedding bells are in your future, read on for more cost-saving tips guaranteed to give you a beautiful, memorable day without breaking the bank.More >>
If wedding bells are in your future, read on for more cost-saving tips guaranteed to give you a beautiful, memorable day without breaking the bank.More >>
A penny saved is a penny earned, so the saying goes, and in these challenging economic times, it pays to find creative ways to save as many pennies as you can.More >>
A penny saved is a penny earned, so the saying goes, and in these challenging economic times, it pays to find creative ways to save as many pennies as you can.More >>
Renting (or leasing) can be a good stepping stone toward home ownership, but before you sign on the dotted line, look into these important questions.More >>
Renting (or leasing) can be a good stepping stone toward home ownership, but before you sign on the dotted line, find out the answers to these all-important questions.More >>
Making a balance transfer may save you money, but it also could hurt you in the long run. Here are six steps to take before switching credit cards.More >>
Making a balance transfer may save you money, but it also could hurt you in the long run. Here are six steps to take before switching credit cards.More >>
Before you embark on a new relationship, or if you are seeking to make your partnership stronger, consider these eight questions couples should ask about love and debt.More >>
The post-Thanksgiving shopping spree is over, making this the perfect time to take a deep breath and take a look at whether your pile of gifts is giving you a pile of holiday debt.More >>
Believe it or not, it is possible to host a wonderful, festive holiday celebration with minimal impact on your wallet. Here are some tips to add to the festivities without adding to your debt.More >>
When you are sitting at your kitchen table, looking at a big stack of bills and a paycheck that may not feel as big, how do you decide what to do?More >>
For the 15.3 million Americans who are self-employed in the U.S., many of whom lack a consistent income, budgeting becomes a greater challenge. Here's some help.More >>
Here are some tasks that homeowners can take care of now, during the winter and early spring months, to avoid bigger bills or repair expenses later.More >>
In the old days people only needed to worry about having their pockets picked. Today, things are more complicated. This Cyber Monday, take a moment to review how to shop safely online.More >>
Words like "budget" and "money management" can sound intimidating, but it doesn't have to be that way. Setting up some simple systems will help you get your money organized.More >>
A credit card balance transfer can sometimes be beneficial -- but it also can be dangerous. Before making a decision about balance transfers, consider these pros and cons.More >>
From malls to online retailers, it's easy to make impulse purchases. The problem is that for many people, picking up one or two items all too quickly spirals into a pattern of excess.More >>
The CARD Act forced credit card lenders to make billing statements clearer. Here is an outline of the changes and what you need to know to pay off your credit card debt.More >>
Every year, many Americans open a new credit card or make big purchases with "buy now, pay later" terms. The Credit CARD Act has made these terms easier to understand.More >>
The facts are clear and startling. If you want to avoid serious debt hardship and find peace of mind, take time for -- and action on -- these seven steps.More >>
If you are making purchases with cash (or even with a debit card), you are probably making a responsible decision. However, there are times when credit is better.More >>
If you have been walking on pins and needles in the past months, now is a good time to begin returning your personal finances to economic health. Here are eight ways to do so.More >>
Some health plans come with a HSA which allows you to pay some health-care costs with pre-tax dollars. Here are some strategies you can use to take full advantage of the account.More >>
A small airplane operating as a volunteer Angel Flight crashed in upstate New York on Friday evening, killing at least two people, authorities said.More >>
A small airplane operating as a volunteer Angel Flight crashed in upstate New York on Friday evening, killing at least two people, authorities said.More >>
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Charges have been upgraded on the George County man accused of setting his dog on fire. Since the dog has died, Brandon Pierce, 20, is now charged with aggravated animal cruelty.More >>
Charges have been upgraded on the George County man accused of setting his dog on fire. Since the dog has died, Brandon Pierce, 20, is now charged with aggravated animal cruelty.More >>
Police in the southern Russian region of Dagestan say a female suicide bomber has injured at least 11 police officers and civilians.More >>
A female suicide bomber blew herself up in the southern Russian region of Dagestan on Saturday, injuring at least 18, including two children and five police officers, authorities said. The attacker was later identified as a...More >>
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It is official, Boy Scouts of America must accept all male youth no matter their sexual orientation. On Thursday, more than 60-percent of the Boy Scouts of America's 14-hundred-members voted for theMore >>
It is official, Boy Scouts of America must accept all male youth no matter their sexual orientation.More >>
Andrew Housser is a co-founder and CEO of Bills.com, a free one-stop online portal where consumers can educate themselves about personal finance issues and compare financial products and services. He also is co-CEO of Freedom Financial Network, LLC providing comprehensive consumer credit advocacy and debt relief services. Housser holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College.
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Andrew Housser is a co-founder and CEO of Bills.com, a free one-stop online portal where consumers can educate themselves about personal finance issues and compare financial products and services. He also is co-CEO of Freedom Financial Network, LLC providing comprehensive consumer credit advocacy and debt relief services. Housser holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College.
