A financial wake up call

No one ever thinks they’ll have a problem with debt, until they do. But when creditors start calling, it’s time to ask for help.

Money Mole Announces 3 Ways to Ensure You Find the Right Debt Management Solution

Debt management is often a subject shrouded in confusion. Following the recent surge in companies offering cheap, short-term debt management policies, the experts at Money Mole have announced a strategy to ensure customers make the right choices when it comes to financial support.(PRWEB UK) 8 May 2012 As one of the UK’s most trusted financial brokers, the team at Money Mole have years of ...

Bracing for higher interest rates

Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has put Canadians on notice about taking on too much debt, but is anyone listening?

Rent doesn't pay mortgage; now what?

We own a home in Georgia. Due to a job change, my husband moved out of state and took a large pay cut. I stayed in the home for a year after he moved and we depleted our savings during that time.

Obama's Slow Jam Obscures Student Loan Problems

One item that's been getting a lot of press attention lately is the interest rate increase on subsidized Stafford loans from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent, scheduled to take place on July 1. The increase would raise the cost of repayment by an average of $1,000 each for around seven million undergraduates.