Emily Morgan

Emily Morgan is a staff writer and editor at Fit My Money. Being in the financial industry for 6+ years she enjoys sharing personal experience, effective tips, and services reviews to help the customers make only the right steps when it comes to money. Certificates: Setting Financial Goals

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How to Pay for Car Repairs with No Money (Auto Repair Financing Guide)

Last Updated June 17, 2020

How many people have savings specially allocated for urgent car repairs? Probably not a lot.

The research shows that a $500 bill for auto repair is too heavy for 63% of American citizens so that they have to opt for auto repair financing or money help from family.

When You Need Money Now & Desperately, Get It Fast (Here’s How)

Last Updated September 18, 2020

“It’s how you deal with failure that determines how you achieve success.” – David Feherty

In the period of the financial crisis and mass job loss, thousands of people ended up in desperate need of money.

How Credit Building Loans Work And Why You May Need It

Last Updated May 24, 2020

Many people are willing to know how to establish credit, especially when you don’t have any credit history yet. There are some best ways to build credit – get a secured credit card, ask your parents to co-sign a loan or get a credit building loan. We are going to share how the last option can help you out to raise your score from scratch.

What do credit builder loans mean and how to get them?

4 Cash Advance Apps That Can Loan You Money

Last Updated June 15, 2020

We live in a fast-changing world where financial stability may quickly turn into an economic crisis. If you’ve ever experienced a money shortfall, you realize how necessary it is to learn simple budgeting tricks.

Cash advance has become widespread all over the world with thousands of online platforms providing fast lending solutions to consumers in need.

Hardship Loans to Go Through Temporary Financial Troubles

Last Updated September 18, 2020

Not everyone has a solid savings account that may help in case of urgent monetary disruptions or during the crisis.

The total consumer debt in the USA was over 4 billion in February 2020, according to the Federal Reserve.

Many people live paycheck to paycheck, thus any temporary emergency may lead to serious hardship and financial loss. As a result, so-called hardship loans have become widespread.

How to Cut Spending & Save Money on Bills [21 Proven Ways]

Last Updated June 15, 2020

Are you experiencing a financial crisis? Is there a debt you are trying to get rid of?

Whatever your problem is, you may want to search for the best ways to cut expenses.

Surviving the COVID-19 Outbreak & Quarantine [Financial Angle]

Last Updated June 15, 2020

The global spread of the COVID-19, a new type of coronavirus, lasts from December till now and won’t stop soon. The situation in the world has heated up after the border closure in Europe and the U.S.

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