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- 11 Options If Your Small Business Can’t Pay Its Bills Due to Coronavirus
- 12 Easy Ways to Pay Off Debt
- 14 Best Ways to Save Money in Unemployment
- 14% of renting households are behind on payments. The average amount owed is $3,400.
- 3 in 10 Americans missed their June housing payment – study
- 3 WAYS TODAY’S SUPREME COURT’S RULING WORKS AGAINST CONSUMERS
- 5 Surefire Ways To Spot A Student Loan Scam
- 51% of Americans Will Set a 2021 Money Resolution, and Getting Rid of Debt Tops the List
- 6 Mistakes to Avoid When Paying Off Debt
- 83% of Americans See Improving Financial Health as Primary Motivator for Staying on Top of Bills
- 9 Essential Budgeting Practices You Might Not Be Following
- After A Death, What To Do With Left-Behind Credit Card Debt
- Alive, But Credit Dead
- Allstate, American Family Insurance, Liberty Mutual to return millions in auto premiums as drivers hit the road less during coronavirus
- Americans Are On the Cusp of Another Borrowing Binge
- Americans are struggling, but you’d never know it from their credit scores
- Americans Owe Nearly $1 Trillion In Credit Card Debt
- Amid COVID-19, credit reports are free every week
- Applying for a Mortgage – Part 1
- Applying for a Mortgage – Part 2
- April Newsletter: The four steps to improve your financial situation and our April presentations.
- Ask an Expert: How Do I Pay the Right Debt Collector?
- Ask an Expert: Is it alright to run out the clock on an old debt that’s in collection?
- Ask an Expert: Should I Open A New Line Of Credit Or Just Continue To Pay My Debt To Rebuild My Credit?
- Ask an Expert: Should I Pay Off My Collections to Get Mortgage Ready?
- Ask an Expert: Should I Settle My Car Loan?
- August Newsletter
- Avoid scams while finding help during quarantine
- Back to School Budgeting
- Before Borrowing from Payday Lenders Press Pause
- Best credit-building strategies after graduating college
- Beware of Charity Scams
- Beware of Payday Loans
- Bridging the Gap
- Budget Busters and How to Deal With Them
- Budgeting 101
- Budgeting for Increasing Fuel Prices
- Buy Vs. Lease: What’s best for you?
- CAF Elects New Board Member Judy Davis
- CAF Joining NFCC
- CDC extends eviction moratorium through July
- Check Your Withholdings
- College Preparation Starts Now
- Consumer bankruptcies at historic lows amid pandemic recession
- Consumer Credit Snapshot Shows Fewer Accounts In Financial Hardship Since Last Year
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Stories
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources
- Coronavirus Resources
- Correcting Credit Report Errors
- COVID-19 Checks: Over 1,000 Americans Divulge How They Plan to Spend Their Coronavirus Stimulus Check
- COVID-19: Background & Additional Information
- Credit Advisors Foundation Addresses Financial Challenges Faced by Military Families
- Credit Advisors Foundation Announces Support of FinHealthMatters Day June 27
- Credit Advisors Foundation Suggests Three Important Financial Resolutions For 2017
- Credit Card Delinquency, Dementia, and Mental Health
- Credit Crash Course
- Credit Protection Plans
- Credit Report and Credit Score Monitoring Plans – Are They Right for You?
- Credit Report Errors
- Credit report errors are surging due to COVID — was your credit score hit?
- Credit score requirements for rentals are rising: What you need to know
- Creditors May Lower Your Credit Limit in Response to COVID-19
- Data breaches grab headlines in 2018
- December Newsletter: Settling the Score – Credit Counseling vs. Debt Settlement
- Decoding Debt Settlement
- Do I Qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)?
- Do I Qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)?
- Don’t Be Fooled by the Cost of Credit
- Don’t Make These Mistakes With Your Stimulus Money – Newsletter April
- Douglas County and Nebraska COVID-19 Updates
- Drivers with bad credit might see insurance rates triple, according to new study
- Drivers with bad credit might see insurance rates triple, according to new study
- During these times of COVID-19, accessing your credit is important. That’s why Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion are now offering free weekly online reports through April 2021.
- E-blast: Going Back to School
- E-blast: Guide to Buying a House
- E-blast: Inexpensive Vacation Options
- E-blast: Save Money while Dining Out
- Email blast- College Preparation
- Email blast- Summer vacation approaching
- Email Blast: Credit card debt can hurt you physical health
- Email Blast: Debt management plan vs. bankruptcy
- Email Blast: What happens if I stop paying my credit cards?
- End of Year Checklist
- February Newsletter: Having the money talk with your significant other
- Fed Consumer Finance Survey Reveals Online Banking Usage, (Slightly) Higher Debt Burdens
- FEMA Disaster Recovery Information for your State
- Fighting Back – When Fear Interrupts Debt Management
- Financial Recovery: When Your Spouse Dies
- First National Bank Awards Credit Advisors Foundation with Grant
- Flu Prevention Practices Could Save You Money
- Guidelines for Budgeting/Credit
- Guidelines on the Paycheck Protection Program
- Help Available as COVID-19 Pandemic Strains Finances
- Helping Families Receive Their Economic Impact Payment
- Here’s Everything That’s Happened With Your Student Loans In 2 Weeks
- Holiday Shopping Tips
- Homebuyer Club Workshop Class Dates for 2021!
- How Consumers Are Using Latest Relief Checks
- How to Find Credit Counseling You Can Trust
- How to know when to stage a credit intervention
- How to Pay Credit Card Debt During the Pandemic – Experts say a debt settlement should be a last resort
- How to Protect Your Credit Score During the Coronavirus Crisis
- HUD MOVES QUICKLY TO MAKE $3 BILLION OF COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDING AVAILABLE TO COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE NATION
- HUD: FHA Extends Options for Single Family Borrowers Financially Impacted by COVID-19
- If the coronavirus pandemic is rocking your finances, here’s what you need to do
- IRS announces payment deadline extended to July 15th, 2020
- IRS plans to extend April 15 tax deadline by a month, report says
- January Newsletter: New Year’s Resolutions & CAF Events in the Community
- July Newsletter: Four Steps to Improve Your Savings Habits
- Keeping Your Free Credit Report Hassle Free
- Keeping Your Free Credit Report Hassle Free
- LEADING THE WAY THROUGH HOUSING COUNSELING
- Lenders Tighten Credit Requirements Amid New Reporting Rules
- Letter from Credit Advisors Foundation
- March Newsletter
- March Newsletter: Start teaching your children financial education today
- May Newsletter: What college graduates need to know about money.
- Meet Our Team
- Message from Credit Advisors Foundation
- More Americans Are Paying Their Bank-Issued Credit Cards On Time: What Does This Mean For You?
- More Americans using credit cards than cash for food
- Mortgage industry weathering pandemic well – TransUnion
- Mortgage Servicer Directory for Housing
- Most Americans Will Take on Record Credit Card Debt This Holiday Season: Survey
- National Funding Opportunities
- Nearly 3 million borrowers are already in forbearance
- Nearly 50 Million Cardholders Had Credit Limits Reduced, Card Closed Involuntarily in Last Month Due to COVID-19 Impact
- Nearly Half of All Americans Missed Rent or Mortgage Payments as the Nation Hits One Official Year of COVID-19
- Nebraska Rental Assistance Survey
- Need to Reverse the Equity Out of Your Home?
- Negative Saving Rate
- New Student Loan Repayment Plan May Offer Relief
- Our Homes, Our Voices
- Over 50% of Americans Don’t Know How Much They’re Spending on Recurring Payments
- People struggling to pay bills during coronavirus crisis could get hit again starting in June
- Personal Budget
- Planning for Retirement
- Poll: Sharing credit cards common, but can bring problems
- Prepare Financially for the Partnership of Marriage
- Preparing for Disaster
- Preparing for Home Ownership
- PRESS RELEASE: CREDIT ADVISORS LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY SHOPPING TIPS
- PRESS RELEASE: CREDIT ADVISORS FOUNDATION WILL COLLABORATE WITH COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCIES TO OFFER FINANCIAL COUNSELING
- Prime, Subprime, and Predatory Lending
- Protect Yourself Financially From COVID-19
- Protecting your finances during the Coronavirus Pandemic
- Re-establishing Credit
- Rebuilding Credit
- Recheck Your Checking Account
- Santa’s OTHER List – 10 Tips to Avoid Breaking the Bank This Holiday Season
- Save Energy in the Summer
- Secure Your Deposit
- Serious delinquencies down, but borrowers face challenges ahead – TransUnion
- Should You Access Your Retirement Funds Early Due to COVID-19?
- Spending and Coping Patterns – How Behaviors Can Cause Debt Problems
- Spending Vs. Saving
- Stimulus Money: How to Receive Yours and Use It Wisely
- Stop Identity Theft This Year With Help From Credit Advisors
- Stretch a Dollar in Tough Times
- Subprime car buyers skip loan payments in sign of trouble ahead
- Survey: One-Third Of Americans Plan To Use Stimulus Checks To Pay Bills
- Survive the Holidays During the Economic Slowdown
- Tackling the Affordable Housing Crisis
- The coronavirus pandemic’s looming credit crisis
- The coronavirus pandemic’s looming credit crisis
- The Short and Long-term Effects of Debt Settlement:
- Tips for Making and Managing an Emergency Budget
- Top 5 Questions for Student Loan Borrowers to Consider
- Transunion study shows renters are managing their debts
- Trouble paying your mortgage? Your best options, explained
- Twice as Many U.S. Renters Fell Behind on Payments During the Pandemic
- UPDATE: The Families First Coronavirus Response Act Is Enacted
- Updates from Big Credit Card Company’s
- Wells Fargo Grant
- What Financial Health Means To Me
- What to know about buying a house while you have student loan debt
- WHAT TREASURY IS DOING
- What will happen if my house is in foreclosure and I don’t file for bankruptcy?
- When is the Best Time to Buy Your First House?
- Who Inherits Credit Card Debt?
- Woman denied jobs due to poor credit score
- Would Paying Off a Portion of My Student Loans Improve My Credit Score?
- Your Mother Was Right! Avoiding the High Cost of Winter Utilities
- Your stimulus check is coming – Here are the do’s and don’ts
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