This page explains how we aim to apply our solutions to the financial issues that may be coming your way.

If it's anything that makes us different right now from any other .com, it's the fact that we seriously want to get to know you so we can give you to the right advice – for free.

We offer in-depth, practical solutions during times when you're making key decisions about some major changes in your life.

Our questions about any important decision usually results in a domino effect:

• Yikes! You just graduated with average grades and you want to continue your education - but neither you, nor your parents have the money. What do you do? Do you take out a school loan? Do you get a credit card and charge the tuition? Do you join the service to get benefits after your tour of duty? Do you try for a work-study program? Should you forget about buying that car and using the money from your car fund for your tuition?

• Whoa! You're getting married. At least you think you are, because you're fresh out of college and the partner you met in your sophomore creative writing class just proposed to you. Should you elope? Plan a low budget wedding? Or should you just move in together? What about joint checking accounts? Should you insure your cars together? How much will you need for rent or should you buy a home together?

• Holy Smokes! You've just been promoted, but your new job is in another state – and your wife is pregnant with your second child. Where will you live? What about a bigger home? How will you get rid of your sub-compact? Should you buy or lease a station wagon? When will your wife go back to work? How are you supposed to make it all happen without going into debt?

Things like graduation, marriage, relocation happen to millions of people like us each year. Having someone at our side to sort it all through is probably the most helpful thing that could happen. For example:

• For the person who wants to go for more education, but doesn't have the funds, we'll offer tools to help determine what resources are available and what resources are needed. We'll lead you to content that explains the many options for financing an education.

• For the young couple in love, we'll help with tools to develop a wedding budget. We'll lead you to content about high-class, low cost ceremonies. We'll show the pros and cons of apartment leasing or buying a first home. We'll lead you to information about sharing insurance, checking and savings accounts; and the cost-saving merits of those maneuvers.

• For the young couple who's expecting a baby and a major relocation upheaval, we'll have clear advice on how to work out complex moves, how to deal with changes in available resources to feed a family and how to manage the needs for a bigger house, a bigger car.

All in all, our aim is to point people to the right content, the right advice and to the right tools to make informed decisions!

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