Author: Jamie Friedlander
What is a debt management program & how does it work?
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
For some borrowers, repaying debt can be difficult. Whether you’re struggling to juggle multiple bills, can’t make payments or don’t know how to negotiate with creditors, …
7 money-saving tricks to transition your garden from summer to fall
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
Gardening is a popular, though pricey, hobby. According to the National Gardening Association, Americans spent a record-breaking $47.8 billion on their gardens in 2018. But those …
31 women who moved the needle financially
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
From the first female millionaire to the only female Nobel Prize winner in economics, this Women’s History Month we’re honoring 31 women who have shaped today’s …
6 ways to become debt-free
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
If you’re in debt — no matter how much — it’s likely causing you anxiety. Whether you owe $1,000 or $10,000, your debt is always lurking …
7 signs you need a pro to do your taxes
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
Completing one’s annual tax return can be a fairly straightforward process. You simply get your W-2 or 1099 forms and other necessary documents in the mail or online, …
9 financial moves to make before a divorce
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
When most people first decide they’d like to file for divorce, the minutiae of their finances might not be top of mind. The psychological burden of …
10 money mistakes everyone makes at the beginning of the year
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
When it comes to one’s finances, bad decisions can have a snowball-like effect. If you start off the year forgetting a payment here and there, being …
7 things that can increase the cost of selling a house
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
Selling your home can be an expensive process riddled with hidden fees. Staging, pre-sale inspections, real estate commission fees and closing expenses are among the many …
6 reasons to buy a home around the holidays
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
You’ve decided that it’s finally time to purchase a new home. But it’s December, and you live somewhere cold. The thought of trudging through snow to …
