Money Saving Tips for Stay-At-Home Moms
My mom was a stay-at-home mom, and she happens to be one of the most frugal people I know. I love a good sale, using coupons, and saving money, and I know it’s because of my mom. Here are some … Read More »
Category Archives: Tuesday Tip
Tuesday Tip: Give Yourself An Adult Allowance
When you hear the term “allowance”, you probably picture children doing chores around the house, saving change in their piggy bank, and maybe splurging on a stash of candy. However, if you apply the concept of an adult allowance to … Read More »
Audit Your Budget
Ever wonder where all your money is going? Ever wish you had more cash to spend on things you need or want? It can be tough to keep track of all of your spending for any given month. However, tracking … Read More »
Free Ways to Stay Fit
Many people (myself included) are trying to squeeze a few workouts in before hitting the beach! When people think about staying fit, expensive gym memberships or pricey home workout equipment may come to mind. However, there are plenty of options … Read More »
Tuesday Tip: Small Changes for Big Goals
Financial goals can often be daunting. Save for a new car. Save for a down payment on a house. Save to pay off credit card debt. These are all goals that most consumers will strive for, and they are all significant … Read More »
Financial Tips for Military Members
As part of National Military Appreciation Month, our Tuesday Tip this week is for military members! To all military members and their families, we appreciate you! Your sacrifices do not go unnoticed. As a non profit credit counseling agency, ACCC … Read More »
Tuesday Tip – 5 Ways to Minimize Moving Expenses
Moving can be a very stressful life event. Adjusting to an unfamiliar place is tough, and moving expenses can add to the stress and your consumer debt. Luckily, we have some tips to help keep those costs down! 5 Tips … Read More »
Tuesday Tip – How to Use Credit Responsibly
According to a 2016 survey by Bankrate, only 33 percent of millennials have a credit card. Credit cards are an effective way to start the process of building credit. And if utilized properly, credit cards can be useful financial tools. … Read More »
Tuesday Tip – How to Build Credit History
Our debt counselors know that many Millennials have experienced a hard time building credit with the tough economy and job market they have experienced as adults. According to Experian, with an average credit score of 625, Millennials have the lowest … Read More »
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