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    Author: tasha

    As the Nashville Division Manager at Apprisen, I serve as a NFCC Certified Consumer Credit Counselor while also coordinating community engagement & outreach in the area. Prior to working at Apprisen, I earned a MA in Economic Development & International Commerce from the University of Kentucky & an BA in Economics.

    Late Car Payments? Do These 3 Things Right Now

    According to data released Tuesday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, at least 7 million Americans were 90 or more days behind on car payments… Read more “Late Car Payments? Do These 3 Things Right Now”

    February 15, 2019February 15, 2019 by tasha

    Benefits of Financial Coaching

    It’s resolution season! For many of us that means picking up the weights, tightening the belt and watching that Netflix documentary about tidying up. If tightening the… Read more “Benefits of Financial Coaching”

    January 15, 2019February 15, 2019 by tasha

    Surviving a Furlough

    Apprisen is a non-profit with a focus on helping people build their financial health. One way we do that is by helping people manage their finances during… Read more “Surviving a Furlough”

    January 14, 2019January 13, 2019 by tasha

    The Cost of Dining Out & Ways to Save

    According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average American spends $3,008 per year on dining out. At the same time, nearly half of Americans don’t have… Read more “The Cost of Dining Out & Ways to Save”

    November 29, 2018December 18, 2018 by tasha

    First-Time Homebuyers: How Much Can You Afford?

    As a recent first-time homebuyer and a (elder) millennial who was sick of getting told, “why are you still renting, buy a house,” I know how intimidating… Read more “First-Time Homebuyers: How Much Can You Afford?”

    November 1, 2018November 14, 2018 by tasha

    Till Debt Do Us Part

    According to a recent study, more than half of married couples carried debt into their relationship. For those who brought debt into the relationship, nearly 4 in… Read more “Till Debt Do Us Part”

    September 13, 2018September 26, 2018 by tasha

    Senior Living: Tips for Living on a Fixed Income

    Retirement. The glorious day we dream of when we can get out of the day-to-day grind, spend more time with family and get to know those neighbors… Read more “Senior Living: Tips for Living on a Fixed Income”

    August 16, 2018August 23, 2018 by tasha

    Ways to Maximize Last-Minute Travel Savings

    Whether you are the spontaneous, throw a dart at the map & hop in the car type of traveler or simply someone who procrastinates on planning for… Read more “Ways to Maximize Last-Minute Travel Savings”

    July 19, 2018August 2, 2018 by tasha

    Rebuilding After a Natural Disaster: Financial Checklist

    We know that when a natural disaster strikes, all the best laid plans go out the door. There is so much sorrow, uncertainty, and stress. It can… Read more “Rebuilding After a Natural Disaster: Financial Checklist”

    September 1, 2017September 27, 2017 by tasha

    Ask the Experts: We are getting eaten alive by payday loans.

    This question comes from our reader Liz K.: Question: We are getting eaten alive by payday loans. Answer: Payday loans can certainly be a burden on your… Read more “Ask the Experts: We are getting eaten alive by payday loans.”

    May 3, 2017May 3, 2017 by tasha

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