Tag: debt

8 Things I Wish I Had Known About Money In College

Today, New York University costs around $45,000 annually for tuition alone. When I attended over 10 years ago, it was closer to $30,000 annually. If either of those two numbers makes you feel short of breath, join me on the floor. I was able to attend such an expensive school through a couple of scholarships, […]

All You Need To Know About Credit Score And How To Improve It

A credit score is a three-digit number that determines your ability to repay credit. It’s used by banks and lenders to help them better understand how likely their credit cards or loans will be repaid. Your credit score is very important, and even more important to your financial life. A higher credit score means a […]

How to Go About Debt Revenue Recovery

Have you been looking at your finances and realized that you are ready to recover some of your debt? This is wonderful to think about, especially for your business. There are so many different types of debt recovery efforts that can be taken to ensure you are making the most amount of money as possible. […]

Cash & Coupling: Why Marrying For Money Isn’t A Totally Bad Idea

Out in paperback now: the book Smart Girls Marry Money: How Women Have Been Duped Into the Romantic Dream—And How They’re Paying For It, by Elizabeth Ford and Daniela Drake. Forget for a moment that they annoyingly refer to grown women as “girls” in their title and check out their thesis: because, for a variety […]