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Monthly Newsletter: March - 2024

Financial Spring Cleaning: Tips for Refreshing Your Budget and Saving Money

As the flowers bloom and the days grow longer, springtime offers the perfect opportunity to rejuvenate not just your home but also your finances. Just as you declutter and organize your living space, it’s essential to give your budget a thorough spring cleaning to ensure your financial health is in top shape. Whether you’re aiming to pay off debt, build savings, or simply spend more mindfully, here are some practical tips to refresh your budget and save money this spring.

In This Issue

1. Tax Impacts Of Big Life Events Such As Marriage And Parenthood

2. Smart Tax Tips For Millennials: Navigating Deductions and Credits

3. What Is Loud Budgeting And Should You Try This New TikTok Trend

4. Clients Speak Out (Reviews)

4. Shining A Light On Our Best Assets

Recent Blog Posts

Tax Impacts Of Big Life Events Such As Marriage And Parenthood:

Life is full of significant milestones that shape our futures and impact our finances. Two of the most transformative events that many people experience are marriage and parenthood. While these events bring joy and fulfillment, they also come with tax impacts.

Smart Tax Tips For Millennials - Navigating Deductions and Credits:

As tax season rolls around, millennials are increasingly finding themselves navigating the complexities of the tax code. With side hustles on the rise and unique financial circumstances to consider, understanding the ins and outs of taxes is essential.

What Is Loud Budgeting And Should You Try This New TikTok Trend:

In the ever-evolving landscape of personal finance, new trends and methods to manage money seem to emerge regularly. The latest buzz on TikTok is “Loud Budgeting,” a trend that has caught the attention of many seeking financial advice. But what exactly is Loud Budgeting?

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Money-Saving Tip:

Consider joining a local food co-op or community-supported agriculture (CSA) program for fresh produce at lower costs. These initiatives often offer seasonal fruits and vegetables at discounted prices, cutting down your grocery bill while supporting local farmers.

Clients Speak Out

“Advantage CCS gave me the help I needed to pay off a huge credit card debt. The staff was extremely helpful. I want to pay special thanks to DeLisa Nuckels who was always there to answer my questions and provide advice. I started my journey 4 years ago and finished on December 2023. I still have one or 2 little things to take care of, but I am proud of paying off over $65,000.”

~ Bonnie Y.

“I appreciated the attention given to me and my journey on solving my debt issues.”

~ Florence A.

“You were very good to work and I knew I was in good hands. Thank you!”

~ John J.

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Shining A Light On Our Best Assets

Employee Spotlight

Noelle Irving

Noelle is a certified credit and housing counselor for AdvantageCCS. She provides counseling for clients in need of budgeting, pre purchase, foreclosure prevention, and reverse mortgages. Noelle has been working at the agency since 2009. She enjoys gardening, hiking, traveling, reading, and spending time with her friends and family. She is learning how to crochet, and she has started to make a hat.

Service Spotlight

Credit Counseling Services

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by your financial obligations, you’ve come to the right place. Our team of compassionate and professional credit counselors understand where you’re coming from. They have helped hundreds of thousands of people over the years, all with unique financial situations, and now they’re ready to help you. Our credit counseling services are always 100% FREE and there are no obligations and zero pressure.

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Email: info@advantageccs.org

Phone: (866) 699-2227

Fax: (412) 390-1336

Disclaimer: The information provided is for informational purposes only. The materials are general in nature, and are not offered as advice or guarantee, and should not be relied upon without advice from an attorney or a financial advisor. Reading the information does not constitute a legal contract, consulting, or any other relationship with Advantage Credit Counseling Service.