Many who are working are making a lot less money right now and subprime mortgages and big consumer debt are hovering over a lot of households locally.
Recent News Coverage Involving AAA Fair Credit Foundation
Emergency Familiy Finances: Part 1 - KSL 5 -- Oct 2, 2008 - Many who are working are making a lot less money right now and subprime mortgages and big consumer debt are hovering over a lot of households locally.
16 organizations recognized for workplace flexibility - Salt Lake Tribune -- Sept 16, 2008 - Sixteen organizations along the Wasatch Front will receive Alfred P. Sloan awards for workplace flexibility from the Salt Lake Chamber at a breakfast today.
Don't let bad habits suck up your budget - Daily Herald -- April 4, 2008 - Spring isn't usually a time for doom and gloom, but that seems to be the tone of almost everything said about the economy these days.
Help for the home - Salt Lake City, UT -- Low-to-moderate-income people eager to own a house have assistance options
Students may get financial education - Salt Lake City, UT -- A bill aimed at giving students a firm base in financial literacy cleared the Senate Education committee unanimously Monday. SB61 would create an optional K-12 financial literacy track that would familiarize students with financial literacy education.
KCPW's Bottomline Fiscal Fitness Tips for the New Year -- Many New Year resolutions revolve around getting fit. Preston Cochrane and Ann House talked about getting one's finances fiscally fit for 2008.
Perfect Home Living Names New Chairman of the Board -- Salt Lake City, UT (OPENPRESS) June 9, 2007 -- To some the name Preston Cochrane is merely all the introduction required in the world of the non-profit sector.
Savings program leads to home owners -- Davis County Clipper - Fri, May 25, 2007 - There’s nothing new about saving for a home.
But the Utah Individual Development Account Network (UIDAN) makes it a lot easier for lower income folks who may believe home ownership is an impossibility.
Help sought for Utahns living on the edge -- Deseret News - Fri, May 18, 2007 - Several organizations, including UIDAN, brief a Utah legislative committee on programs helping low- to moderate-income Utah families.
Money sense, language might affect loan rates
- Preston Cochrane contributes to this Salt Lake Tribune article that discusses a recent study by the Consumer Federation of America reporting that black and Latino homeowners were more than twice as likely to get higher-rate "subprime" loans than other racial and ethnic groups.
The Tax Man Cometh
- Listen to IRS specialist Bill Brunson and Preston Cochrane of AAA Fair Credit about year-end tax and New Year budget planning advice.