Author: Brandy Woodfolk

Brandy Woodfolk is an educator, home business owner, project manager, and lifelong learner. After a less than stellar financial upbringing, Brandy dedicated her schooling and independent studies to financial literacy. She quickly became the go-to among family, friends, and acquaintances for everything finance. Her inner circle loves to joke that she is an expert at “budgeting to the penny”. Brandy dedicates a large portion of her time to teaching parents how to succeed financially without sacrificing time with their little ones. She also teaches classes to homeschooled teenagers about finances and other life skills they need to succeed as adults. Brandy writes about smart money management and wealth building in simple and relatable ways so all who wish to can understand the world of finance.

Line of Credit vs. Credit Card: Swipe Here or Draw?

or the moment, we are going to speak about the two often confused terms and how they differ: line of credit vs credit card. And for those of us who appreciate simplicity, we will be breaking the terms down into useful definitions and explanations. The simpler, the better, in my opinion. Let us begin.

Travel Loans for Students: Debt 101

Doing anything extra seems like a fairy tale, including traveling more than five minutes down the road. There is hope, however, for students looking to get away that does not require losing limbs: student vacation loans or student travel loans.

Emergency Loans for Rent: Payment 911

Emergency loans for rent, or any loans for that matter, are only a wise move if they are going to actually help you- and I do not just mean for this second. Yes, you need the immediate relief of keeping your home but not at the expense of being in a worse financial state next month. If you get a loan now but will not be able to pay the payment or your rent the next month, you will be in a worse situation because you probably will not have another loan to fall back on.

Personal Loans for Wedding Expenses: Debt to Be

Everyone wants to have a lavish wedding. The wedding of the century! We all tend to go a bit overboard with the wedding plans. Most people want to have beautiful wedding dresses and designer suits, top-tier decorations, and catering and the perfect venue. But wedding plans can be extremely costly, so you may consider personal loans for wedding expenses.

Borrow Money for Wedding: Tie the Knot?

Fortunately, borrowing money does not necessarily mean you need to go straight to the bank. When it comes to loans, there are different kinds to choose from. You may find that you need to put a few of these options together in order to cover your wedding expenses. In this article, we cover everything you need to know when you borrow money for wedding.

Wedding Payment Plan: Love and Debt

When you were a kid, did you ever hear your parents argue about money? I did. In fact, many kids have and it is not fun. Now imagine if those arguments you heard were over how much they spent on their wedding. You would think that a wedding would be the one day that both parties would be okay with spending, but that is not the case.

Paying for a Wedding with No Money

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but, unfortunately, you have to have money to get married. Even if you do not have a big wedding, you still have to pay for the marriage license and maybe a couple of extra fees. And while a courthouse wedding is the cheapest option, I am going to assume that if you are reading this, you want to have something a little bigger and more formal. Since that is the case, let’s work on paying for a wedding with no money.

7 Smart Tips to Avoid a Wedding Loan: Say I Do!

Getting married is something to celebrate. Going into debt for it is not. In fact, walking into a marriage with debt is a rocky foundation to start on, especially since the majority of divorces are due to finances. The fact that little sheets of paper can destroy a union is a sad fact, but it happens. So while you cannot prevent everything bad from happening, you can give your marriage a better chance at succeeding by avoiding debt as much as possible.

Personal Loans No Credit (Score Starter?)

Do you know what is worse than trying to get a loan when you have bad credit? Trying to get a loan when you have no credit at all. The credit bureaus like to call this a thin file. Keep reading to find out what types of personal loans requires no credit at all and where to find them

Personal Loans for Unemployed: Do They Exist?

. The good news is that you can get a loan even if you are unemployed. However, you still need to have some alternate form of income and a pretty good credit history. Otherwise, you’ll be dealing with alternative lenders who tend to have higher interest rates and fees.

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