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Financial Planning Process

By Tom Jackson | September 6, 2024

When it comes to money, there’s no better person to listen to for advice than the man whose face is on the $100 bill. “If you fail to plan, you…

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How To Become Financially Independent

By Michael Knisley | August 19, 2024

To tell the story of how to become financially independent, let’s start with a big-picture number, and it’s … well, big. As in, $17.8 trillion big. That was the total…

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InCharge Peers Celebrate Marline Davis-Iwuji

By Tom Jackson | October 30, 2023

It is not an exaggeration to say that InCharge co-workers are FOND of Marline Davis-Iwuji. FOND is the employee peer-to-peer recognition program at InCharge Debt Solutions and Marline is the…

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Army & InCharge Veteran Wants You to Budget

By Tom Jackson | October 27, 2023

A 2023 nationwide survey said that 73% of Americans don’t have a budget they regularly follow. Teri Logan, the Care Center Supervisor at InCharge, says that number is a little…

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InCharge Celebrates Carolyn Green: Most Tenured Credit Counselor

By Tom Jackson | October 13, 2023

If you bump into Carolyn Green at a company function, don’t ask her what she does at InCharge Debt Solutions. Ask her what she hasn’t done! Green currently is a…

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Jobs for Seniors

By Pat McManamon | October 9, 2023

Senior citizens who want to stay busy might enjoy a job that will keep them active and engaged. For some seniors, work may be a necessity. Those without pensions or…

Best Work Places 2023

InCharge Achieves Orlando Sentinel Top Workplaces Honor, Second Year in a Row

By Staff Writer | October 5, 2023

InCharge Debt Solutions was honored as one of the Top Workplaces in Orlando in 2023, for the second straight year. “The team works really hard to foster a vibrant, caring…

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Congratulations Edwidge Bissainthe: Senior Accountant

By Tom Jackson | August 23, 2023

Back when everyone worked from the office, for most InCharge employees, there was one face everyone could name if someone asked “Who’s that girl that’s always smiling?” That would be…

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Mirian Naccaratto: Putting the Human Touch into Human Resources

By Tom Jackson | August 18, 2023

It’s funny how sometimes people pick a career … and sometimes a career picks the person. Mirian Naccaratto was the latter. While studying journalism, Mirian took a job as a…

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Introducing InCharge’s new President and CEO: Loretta Roney – a Force for Good

By Tom Jackson | August 17, 2023

After a nationwide search, there’s a new CEO in town, and her name is Loretta Roney. She brings a rich background in nonprofit financial services, community outreach and inspirational speaking…

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