According to a Bankrate survey, 23 percent of respondents said their biggest financial regret is not having enough money in their emergency savings to withstand the COVID-19 outbreak. The coronavirus... read more →
Paying for college was problematic even before COVID-19. Nevertheless, the outbreak has introduced new matters into the issue of college affordability. You may have lost an onsite work-study position. Additionally,... read more →
Before you know it, your four-year-old has grown into a sixteen-year-old who is only a couple years away from adulthood. Now, more than ever, is the time to talk to... read more →
The coronavirus pandemic has led to over 112,000 deaths in the United States at the time of this writing. That's 112,000 families managing the costs associated with burying a loved... read more →
Let’s be honest: Making a will is never a fun topic of conversation. Nonetheless, it’s increasingly one of those all-important tasks you should knock off your things-to-do list – and... read more →
Prior to the coronavirus pandemic and the COVID-19 emergency, the prevailing wisdom among most financial experts was that Americans would be far better off putting the breaks on credit card... read more →
The COVID-19 outbreak has popularized the phrase "the new normal." From wearing masks to socially distancing, the coronavirus pandemic is changing how we do everything. These changes also extend to... read more →
Are you one of tens of millions of Americans who have filed for unemployment benefits or had your income affected by COVID-19? If so, it’s understandable that it may be... read more →
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach explains why despite the impact of COVID-19 on your finances you still need to find a way to save money for future emergencies and goals.... read more →
After mortgages, student loans are the second largest category of consumer debt in the United States. As COVID-19 continues to force businesses to pause their operations, tens of million of... read more →
In this video learn how the new CARES Act will impact your 401(K) account. Transcript Lynnette Khalfani Cox: If the coronavirus crisis has left you short of cash, you should... read more →
If you can’t pay your rent and are worrying about eviction, you should know your housing rights during the COVID-19 pandemic. Lynnette explains your options in this video. Transcription Lynnette... read more →
New rules let borrowers skip two months of federal student loan payments. Transcript Lynnette Khalfani Cox: Here's some good news for those of you out there who've been making student... read more →
Tips from Lynnette's interview with Robin Meade on CNN Headline News Q1: A lot of Americans have received stimulus checks or are receiving them soon. What should be the #1... read more →
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) was passed in late March, by Congress. This bill offers financial help to those whose livelihoods are impacted by the current... read more →
