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Extra Credit: Do you know your credit score?

Tammy G. Bruzon · 03 August 2018

Mid-Year Financial Check-In: Are you on track to reach your goals?

Darlene Aderoju · 25 July 2018

Don’t know much about credit scores? Start by checking yours.

Darlene Aderoju · 20 June 2018

5 Ways Higher Interest Rates Could Impact You

Darlene Aderoju · 11 April 2018

Do You Know How Your Credit Score Is Calculated?

Lani Poblete · 21 September 2017

Millennials – A “Bucket List” to Help Manage Credit and Debt

Lani Poblete · 03 July 2017

5 more things we learned about holiday spending from talking to a couple of economists

Madeline Daniels · 07 December 2016

Too much debt? Here’s who to turn to for help

Madeline Daniels · 25 August 2016

Is your credit card debt out of control? Find out by answering 4 simple questions

Madeline Daniels · 20 July 2016

7 things you should know about credit scores

Madeline Daniels · 07 July 2016

5 ways to raise your credit score in less than a year

Madeline Daniels · 28 June 2016

Do you know the credit score basics?

Madeline Daniels · 21 June 2016

Test Your Credit Score Knowledge with CreditScoreQuiz.org

Tammy G. Bruzon · 27 October 2015

The Ins and Outs of Credit Scores

Tammy G. Bruzon · 20 October 2015

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Compound Interest

Tammy G. Bruzon · 02 September 2015

Learning to #BuildCredit with America Saves

Tammy G. Bruzon · 19 May 2015

Join America Saves today for #BuildCredit!

Tammy G. Bruzon · 11 May 2015

Get the Scoop on Credit Scores

Tammy G. Bruzon · 10 March 2015

Identity Theft in a Digital Age: Deter, Detect, Defend.

Tammy G. Bruzon · 14 October 2014

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Tip of the Day

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In 2004, Tonya Shelton was facing financial ruin. Barely making more than minimum wage and having lost her home to an unexpected family crisis, Shelton and her family were forced to live in a rundown hotel.

The Gift of Homeownership

Quaneka Willis, a single mother of three children, was receiving rental assistance through the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee when she decided to take control of her finances. So, in September of 2013 she attended the Make Your Money Talk program and pledged as a Wisconsin Saver. In less than 12 months, she had maximized her savings and was beginning the process of purchasing her first home.

Coping with a Lost Job

Aimee Shaffer worked as a Public Service News Director for radio for years until one day her employer downsized the company, resulting in hundreds of lost jobs, including Aimee’s.

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