Seth Connell

Wells Fargo Just Got Hammered for Illegal Practices

Wells Fargo is at it again, and they got hit hard for their actions. But will this really solve things, and what we as consumers do about it?

Medical debt is growing in the United States. But in the process of handling it, this mistake can be costly. Here’s what you need to know.

New Year’s Resolutions tend to fail. But it doesn’t have to happen again this year. Follow this process to make your goals happen.

You have several options right now during the latest extension of the student loan debt payment pause. Let’s talk about what you can do.

In 2023, we will have new retirement contribution limits. Here are the details and how they affect your retirement planning.

Becoming a millionaire in America is more possible now than ever before. Here is how you, as a parent, can help your kids do it starting now.

If you’re in a place where you can’t pay your bills, it can feel like tithing is impossible. What does the Bible say about this?

Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing types of crime in our digital world. Here is what you can do to protect your family.

Many people are asking, “Is college worth it anymore?” A survey of nearly 250,000 college grads reveals what Americans really think.

Debt consolidation loans are marketed as a one-time fix for your financial problems. But let’s look at what the real ups and downs of it are.

It’s a huge announcement on student loan cancellation. Here are the details on that, and the other proposed changes to federal student loans.

Making a budget can be intimidating. But these steps will help you make a budget that reflects your values and goals and leads to freedom.

It seems each day gas prices are going up. I’m as concerned about it as you are. These five tips will help you save on gas starting now.

Odds are you are seeing your 401k and retirement accounts lose some value. To protect your savings, follow this course of action.

Student loan debt is NOT inevitable. These scholarship tools can help you get your degree with reduced or no debt. I’ve used them myself!