By Victoria Sechrist (ConsumerCatholic.com) Part 1 of a 5-Part Series on Student Loans There is no patron saint of student loans specifically, but maybe someday there will be. In the…
If you are like most people, you know you need a will but you’re reluctant to think about your death and the emotions that might surface when you talk to…
Sunday used to be a day for attending church, relaxing, spending time with family and friends and recharging ourselves spiritually, mentally, socially, and physically. Unfortunately, Sunday is no longer the…
Whether or not we like the current administration or agree with what is going on in Washington, as citizens, we have an obligation to pay taxes. Even in biblical times,…
If the husband and wife aren't honest with each other about their entire financial situation, it can lead to big problems in a marriage. Most marriage vows include the “for…
No matter how hard we try to be a good steward, there is always the potential for problems when we purchase goods or services. It doesn’t matter how much background…
How quickly after the stroke of midnight on January first did you abandon your new year’s resolutions? January is really an arbitrary date for a new year, as many other…
Are you trying to pay off credit card debt, student loan debt, car loans and a home mortgage while at the same time trying to save for retirement? If you’ve…
Is this the year you finally make plans to get financially healthy? The Financial Health Network, a non-profit which does consulting and research for the financial service industry, completed a…
Dad used to say “There are two kinds of people in this world. There are simplifiers and complicators.” That statement really hits home when you google “personal finances” and get…