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Financial Resources for Families
Raising a family on a budget can be challenging, especially during life transitions like divorce, job changes, or deciding to stay at home with your children. Fortunately, there are programs and tools that can help ease the financial burden. From government assistance and nonprofit services to budgeting tips and emergency planning, these resources can support your family’s financial well-being.
More on family resources
- Budgeting Tips for Families
- How to Save on Childcare
- Help with Rent Payments
- Tips for Saving on Utilites
- Financial Help For Families With Special Needs Children
How To Rebuild Credit After Divorce
Divorce is one of the biggest causes of financial distress and bankruptcy. If you find yourself starting over after a divorce, these are the steps you should take to rebuild your credit.
More on rebuilding your credit after a divorce
- Who Pays the Credit Card Debt in a Divorce?
- How Debt is Split in Divorce: Mortgage, Auto, Credit Card and Medical
- Is A Cash Out Refinance Recommended For Divorce?
- Financial Help for Foster Kids
Can I Afford To Be A Stay-At-Home Mom?
Deciding to stay home while your children are young is a big decision, especially if your finances are tight. Here are some tips to help you weigh the risks and rewards before leaving the workforce.
More stay-at-home mom budgeting tips
- Teach Your Kids the Value of A Dollar
- How to Talk about Money Before Marriage
- Teaching Kids How to Save Money
How Spousal Social Security Works
If you plan to claim on your husband’s or wife’s social security, you probably have questions about when you can claim and how much you’ll receive. The age of your partner influences when you can claim, as well.
