Debbie Blog

Do you have a lot of debt? Are you struggling to make your monthly payments? If so, a debt consolidation loan may be a good option for you 😉

When you're buying a home, a car, or taking out a personal loan, it’s important to rate shop to compare rates from multiple lenders. Here’s how to be sure you're getting the best possible deal.

You have a bunch of high interest debt, and you’re trying to get a personal/debt consolidation loan for a lower interest rate (APR). You spend 10 minutes putting in all your information into a loan application, and POOF, you’re denied. Why?

Managing finances as a student can be challenging, but credit unions offer some of the best financial options tailored to meet your needs. Here’s a guide to why credit unions are a great choice for college students and which financial options are best for you.

Whether you're looking for lower fees, better interest rates, or personalized service, here are the top credit union benefits you should know about.

Looking to supercharge your checking account with some serious interest? Lafayette Federal Credit Union’s 2.02% APY High-Yield Checking might just be what you need. Here’s a rundown of what makes it a standout choice, along with a few things to consider.

Car title loans, often advertised as a fast and easy solution to urgent money needs, may seem like a lifeline. But, these loans come with significant risks that can turn a temporary financial fix into a long-term burden. So, let’s explore the potential pitfalls of car title loans and why they might be a bad idea for borrowers.

In the world of personal finance, few numbers wield as much power as your credit score. Whether you’re applying for a credit card, a loan, or even renting an apartment, your credit score plays a significant role in determining your financial health. But what exactly is a credit score, and how can you improve yours?

If you’re carrying credit card debt, chances are you’ve seen those advertisements from debt settlement companies that promise to negotiate with your creditors and settle your debt for a fraction of what you owe. Is it worth it? Lets dive into the details of working with a debt settlement company: