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So you have goals for the new year. Planning is important to make them happen, but sometimes planning can turn into procrastination.

Each year, millions of people set New Year’s resolutions. Few of those people are still on track after just 10 days.

Don’t let a lack of money keep you from ringing in the New Year. You can host an incredible holiday party without breaking the bank. Check out these tips:

When you’re choosing a place to keep your money, you have many options. Is it better to choose a bank or a credit union? That depends on your situation and your needs. Banks and credit unions each have advantages and disadvantages.

A new year is a great time to start new financial habits. If you have been carrying around excess debt, let go of it through bankruptcy!

If you are behind on your payments, a creditor may tell you they will put a lien on your home. What does that mean?

Financially speaking, the holidays can be tricky. The period of time between Thanksgiving and New Years can be a real financial burden for many families. Planning ahead is the key to having a great holiday season without breaking the bank.

Tired of the way things are going for you financially? It might be time to adjust your perspective.

Losing your job is a hard thing to go through. Many of our clients file bankruptcy because of debts they incurred while struggling through a job loss.

At Harris-Courage & Grady, dealing with debt collectors is a big part of what we do. Did you know that once you hire an attorney and begin the bankruptcy process, all your creditors and debt collectors must contact us instead of you?