Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach is a personal finance expert and television personality, she is the author of numerous books, including the New York Times bestseller Zero Debt.
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What is Your Relationship with Money?Here are 5 easy ways to save more money in 2010.
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Overhauling Your Budget Due to a Reduced IncomeAnytime you have a substantially reduced income, or an outright elimination of income, it means you have to completely overhaul your budget. A few tweaks, changes and minor pullbacks here and there just won't do.
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How to Fix Defaulted Student Loans and Wage GarnishmentsDefaulting on a student loan is a very serious matter. The good news is, you can appeal a wage garnishment and request a hearing on the matter to demonstrate why you can't afford the payments and wage garnishment your lender or guaranty agency is seeking.
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How to Deal with Debt CollectorsEven though it's stressful to deal with debt collectors, ironically, it's when your account is past due that you are often in the best position of all to negotiate with bill collectors and collection agencies.
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How to Stop Living Paycheck to PaycheckTo get out of the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck you have to take a hard look at your budget. In order to get ahead financially - and stop being cash-strapped all the time - you absolutely must get your spending in alignment with your actual income.
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Are You a Shopaholic? How to Stop Emotional Over-SpendingIf we're honest with ourselves, many of us will admit that so much of what we spend money on - and why we spend money - is tied to our emotional state.
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How to Protect Yourself from the Medical Bills of Your Spouse or Ex-SpouseIf your husband or wife winds up with big medical bills, did you know that you could be liable for those debts? It's true.
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How to Save Money on a Tight BudgetSaving money can be particularly during an economic downturn. But there are many money-saving strategies that can boost your bank account and help you save thousands of dollars over the course of a year.
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The Differences Between Debt Management Companies and Debt Settlement FirmsWith the average U.S. household owing more than $10,000 in credit card debt, it's no surprise that millions of consumers are turning to debt management companies or debt settlement firms to become debt free.
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How to Stop Foreclosure Using Chapter 13 BankruptcyMost personal bankruptcies are Chapter 7 filings. But with scores of people facing foreclosure, more individuals are filing Chapter 13, because it allows them to keep their homes.
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Why You Should Get Three Credit Reports Simultaneously - and Not Just OneYou may know that federal law entitles you to receive one free credit report each year from the three major credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. But do you know the best way to do so, and how to stay on top of your credit all year long?
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With Hundreds of U.S. Banks Still in Jeopardy, Credit Crunch May Last for DecadesAlthough the American economy and the global economy both appear to be stabilizing, the U.S. banking sector nevertheless continues to struggle.
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How to Negotiate for a Raise - Even in a Bad EconomyThe truth of the matter is: if you're cash-strapped, the simple act of walking into your boss's office and getting a raise could be just the thing you need to boost your finances in this shaky economy.
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Where to Find Grants and Free Money for First-Time HomebuyersIf you or someone you know is trying to become a first-time homeowner, and you don't have a high salary or a lot of savings, there is financial assistance available if you lack a large down-payment or enough money for closing costs.
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How to Get Government Help to Avoid ForeclosurePart of President Obama's $75 billion mortgage rescue plan is aimed at helping people avoid foreclosure - by either refinancing their house notes or modifying their loans.
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Three Important Rules You Must Know to Have Perfect CreditWhen it comes to credit, there are three basic - yet all-important - rules you need to know if you want to achieve the highest possible credit rating.