While students who are going to be entering college in the fall of 2012 may be in a position where they can start looking for ways to pay for college through scholarships, grants, or if there are other ways that may help finance their education outside of loans, affordable college assistance plans may be...
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Michigan has remained one area of trouble for homeowners as we have not only seen housing issues arise in this particular state but recent reports that were released indicated that the unemployment rate in Michigan is currently at 11.1%, which is for the month September, and remains one of the higher unemployment rates for...
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We have seen over the past months that there are some mortgage servicers who are pressing alternative programs like the short sales or deed in lieu of modification plans, as a way to hopefully avoid long and drawn out foreclosure processes, as well as help homeowners transition and keep foreclosed properties from sitting empty...
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Consumers who have faced foreclosure or financial setbacks are in a position where their credit score has obviously taken a hit as we are seeing delinquencies increase and even late payments on credit cards rise, all of which can lead to lower credit scores for consumers, like those who may be potentially in a...
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There have been organizations and various groups who are pushing for the forgiveness of student loan debts, as this problem of college loans has grown to such a sizable amount that many students are looking for ways to simply find affordable payments on what they owe and may have resigned themselves to the fact...
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As we near the end of October we are seeing some indications that consumer confidence remains weak in some areas and there are also some pessimistic views on purchasing that may arise during the holiday season, as consumers may either be in a position where they can’t spend as much money as they have...
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