In these tough economic times, we all have questions about job changes, housing, how to manage debt and budget our money. That is why NEFE created Economic Survival Tips—unbiased, noncommercial tools to help you survive the economy.
It’s bad enough to be in debt and know you’re missing payments. What’s worse is when debt collectors start calling and asking when you will pay off this debt....read more
By acting now, you can minimize the damage to your credit rating and start digging out of debt....read more
Take these steps to help minimize the damage done....read more
Your credit can be quickly damaged — or even destroyed — if you become the victim of identity theft...read more
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NEFE is dedicated to improving the financial well-being of all Americans by educating them about personal finance and empowering them to make positive, sound decisions to reach their financial goals. NEFE accomplishes its mission primarily by partnering with other concerned organizations to provide financial education to members of the public.
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I put a reminder on my calendar when my credit card bill is due. That way I never miss a payment and don't have to ...read morepay late fee.
I opened my first credit card with my bank. This way I could easily pay off every purchase through online banking. And I like having all ...read moremy transactions in one place.
Don't put anything on your credit card unless you can pay it off that same month!
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