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Millions of people take out pay day loans (also known as cash advance and check loans) every year in the United States. Most of these loans are relatively small (i.e. $500) but charge high interest rates and fees. 

Are you having trouble paying your bills, getting notices from creditors or worrying about losing your home or vehicle? Help is out there, though you need to proceed with caution. Let’s take a look at some of these options.

Now that your holiday spending is winding down, does it feel like you’ve overspent once again? If so, this is a perfect time to get back on track and even prepare for a more affordable season next year. Let’s get started!

The holidays are here and we all know that they can cause some extra stress. Here are some tips that can help you during this season.
 

When it comes to personal and business banking, credit unions aren’t always top of mind. Sometimes misunderstood in terms of who can join, what services they provide, and even how advanced their services are. Discover why these member-owned financial cooperatives are gems for those who join. 

Evaluating your auto insurance, required for all Nevada drivers, is a good way to determine if you have the right coverage. However, understanding the different terms and how they apply can be confusing, so let’s take a look at the most common ones:

CONSIDER THIS:  The “American Dream” once meant you grow up, get a job, and buy a home. These days, however, that version of the “American Dream” is no longer a universal idea—particularly the part about buying a home.
 

It may not be fall yet, but the holidays seem to start earlier and earlier every year. And the sooner they start, the sooner our wallets and bank accounts begin to suffer.

Follow these tips to prepare for future holidays and keep your holiday expenses under control.
 

CONSIDER THIS:  According to a Caring.com survey, only 42 percent of adults in this country have estate planning documents such as a will or living trust. Are you part of the 42 percent?

It’s that time of year, when parents send their children back to school. Some students may be attending a new school while others may be transitioning to a new classroom, but for all students a new school year is as exciting as it is nerve-racking. To help calm their nerves, try out the following five tips.