by Michelle Waymire | May 18, 2019 | Budgeting, Credit Reporting, Investing, Personal Finance, Podcast, Savings Tips
Do you know how much banking, credit card, and investing fees are actually costing you? Scott Henderson of Simplifinances joins me on the podcast, and we break down what fees to be on the lookout for! Download/listen elsewhere: LIBSYN | STITCHER | ITUNES | GOOGLE PLAY...
by Michelle Waymire | May 3, 2019 | Big Purchases, Credit Reporting, Entrepreneurship, Personal Finance, Podcast
Behold, the mysterious world of credit scores is now illuminated! This week’s guest, Gerri Detweiler, is a literal expert in her field, so we’re so grateful that she took the time to explain both personal AND business credit. Enjoy! Download/listen...
by Michelle Waymire | Mar 15, 2018 | Credit Reporting, In the News, Personal Finance, Self Discovery
Y’all. Listen up, because have I got some news for you: I was in the March edition of Glamour. Like, the magazine. The. Glamour. Magazine. The one that sits in hair salons and dentists offices across the country. Natalie Portman was on the back cover. I was in the...
by Michelle Waymire | Mar 13, 2018 | Big Purchases, Credit Reporting, Financial Planning, Personal Finance
For many folks, credit scores are a necessary evil. We don’t really know how they work–just that buying houses and cars can become *very* expensive if you don’t have a good one! Luckily, there are an abundance of tips and tricks that can help you raise your...
by Michelle Waymire | Jan 15, 2018 | Credit Reporting, In the News
It’s always fun working with the folks at Bustle on their financial literacy articles. As a young, scrappy Millennial woman, we sure do have a lot in common 🙂 This time, we’re talking credit scores, and the little things that impact your score without you...
by Michelle Waymire | Dec 30, 2017 | Credit Reporting, In the News
Student debt forgiveness is a mystery to most folks. You might hear rumors that it’s an option, but how do you know whether you’re eligible? What’s the process like for getting your loans forgiven? What about Public Service Loan Forgiveness? I answer...
