Use your tax refund to pay down debt
HPAL Tip of the Week: Use your tax refund to pay down debt If you’re expecting a tax refund this year, consider using all or some of it to pay[…]
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Consider This: Paying Down Student Loans
CONSIDER THIS: Paying Down Student Loans Forty-six percent of respondents to a 2016 Mid-Year Consumer Survey conducted by Georgia Credit Union Affiliates (GCUA) either have unpaid student loans or have[…]
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The Real Reason Why You Can’t Save Any Money
An article by Cheat Sheet discusses why Americans aren’t saving money. Not only are Americans not saving money, they’re also going into debt. According to the article, the key to[…]
8 Tips for Improving Your Financial Health
CDC Federal Credit Union Vice President of Marketing & Member Engagement Andy Anderson recently offered some tips in a LinkedIn Pulse article to help consumers improve their financial management. Anderson explains[…]
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5 surprising sources of debt
Unemployment, medical bills, a shopping addiction – these may all be obvious causes of debt, but they certainly aren’t the only ways people end up in the red. According to[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: Managing Debt
HPAL Tip of the Week: Managing Debt. Don’t confuse what you can borrow with what you should borrow. Keep debt down by keeping the monthly cost of owning a home (taxes, insurance, principal and[…]
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HPAL Tip of the Week: Non-Revolving Debt
HPAL Tip of the Week: Target a non-revolving loan and treat it as priority! Non-revolving debt, such as a car loan, does not permit you to borrow again while you[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: Adjust Tax Withholdings
HPAL Tip of the Week: Adjust tax withholdings to help pay down debt. If you get a refund on your taxes every year, consider adjusting your withholding and using the[…]
