One family’s strategy for killing debt
With $42,000 in personal debt plus $20,000 in back taxes to pay, the Nazarios need a plan
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Building a better life
Three kids, no income and one of the parents is in school. Can the Flanagans buy a house?
A low-income dilemma
Will Joanna's family lose their benefits if she goes back to work?
The right path to riches
Seth and Rachel have all their money invested in real estate. Can they still retire at 65?
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Single and pregnant (again)
Janice Barr's divorce settlement guarantees her $20K a month for years, but she's scared of squandering the money. Is...
When you’re late to the savings game
In their early 30s, Lucas and Eva Simmons have a toddler, and a new baby on the way. Can...
Life after an online dating scam
After two failed marriages and an online dating scam, Selena Ramirez is faced with the reality of starting over...
Having a baby? Update your financial plan
Now that baby Emily’s here, the Martins’ priorities have suddenly changed—and they’re concerned about their financial future
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A sudden change of plan
Joel Wilson had a prosperous career, until disaster struck. Can he train for a new career and look after...