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Your Personal Financial Journal is a workbook used with the lessons to help you plan and track your financial life.

The more knowledge you have, the better your view is for making financial decisions. 


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Surviving the Economic Storm
by CredAbility Professor - Monday, 20 October 2008, 09:28 AM
 

 Tips to survive the economic storm

October 10, 2008

As the debate goes on as to whether or not we are in a recession, most consumers agree that they are feeling the impact of our current economic conditions. As the number of available jobs diminishes and the number of foreclosures skyrockets, families are looking for ways to reduce spending and increase income just to make ends meet.

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HOPE NOW Hails Broad Effort to Modify Mortgages Loans
by CredAbility Professor - Monday, 10 December 2007, 12:48 PM
 

Alliance Members Agree to Freeze Rates for Some Borrowers with Adjustable Rate Mortgages

Washington, D.C. – December 6, 2007 – Today, The HOPE NOW Alliance announced its support for a proposal unveiled today by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and HUD Secretary Alphonso Jackson that would freeze the rate on a certain category of subprime borrowers with hybrid adjustable rate mortgages scheduled to adjust in the next several years.

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Holiday Shopping without Holiday Debt!
by CredAbility Professor - Monday, 10 December 2007, 12:47 PM
 

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Atlanta Tips: Proper Planning Can Reduce Post-Holiday Spending Blues

ATLANTA GA, November 7, 2007 — The average consumer plans to spend $923.36 this holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). Challenging economic conditions and a bleak housing market will cause many consumers to be more conservative with their holiday spending, but many others will find themselves struggling to pay holiday debt well into spring and beyond.

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Saving for Retirement

Retirement and Savings – One Minute Tip

The following money minute is brought to you by Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Atlanta. Have you ever noticed how some people just seem to have all of the financial resources to retire comfortably? What sets those people apart from you may be directly tied to your savings habits. Chances are if you do not incorporate savings as a regular part of your budget, you may have to postpone your retirement date because you will lack the finances to afford your lifestyle. If you are planning for your retirement at a specific age, you will need to develop regular savings habits. By having consistent savings for retirement, you will be able to take control of your retirement needs with confidence.

If you are considering saving for retirement, here are a few steps you can follow:

First , decide what age you would like to retire and establish the amount you will need to meet your monthly expenses during retirement.

Second , select appropriate retirement vehicles such as a 401K, Roth IRA or Mutual Funds. Whatever your choice, be sure you make regular contributions on a weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly or monthly basis.

Third , invest in savings instruments that will pay you as high an interest as possible. This will ensure your savings will continue to grow over time.

For more information about creating a retirement and savings plan, take the course:

“Retirement and Savings”

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