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Monthly Newsletter: June - 2026

 
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Mid-Year Money Checkup – Is Your Financial Plan Still on Track?

As we move into June, we're officially halfway through the year. It's the perfect time to take a fresh look at your finances and make sure you're still headed in the direction you want to go.


Many people start the year with financial goals—paying down debt, building savings, improving credit, or creating a budget—but life has a way of changing plans. Unexpected expenses, higher grocery bills, summer activities, and everyday financial pressures can make it easy to lose sight of those goals.


The good news? A mid-year financial checkup can help you get back on track. Click the button below to reach out for some help.

 
 

In This Issue:

1. What Recent Housing Grant Changes Mean For RNIH

2. Financial Burnout: When Managing Money Becomes Emotionally Exhausting

3. Is There Really Such A Thing As Good Debt And Bad Debt

4. Clients Speak Out (Reviews)

Recent Blog Posts

 
 

What Recent Housing Grant Changes Mean For RNIH

Over the last few years, programs focused on neighborhood revitalization and increasing homeownership opportunities have gained national attention as housing affordability challenges continue to impact millions of Americans. Initiatives tied to RNIH (Revitalizing Neighborhoods and Increasing Homeownership) have...

 

Financial Burnout: When Managing Money Becomes Emotionally Exhausting

For many people, financial stress is no longer just an occasional worry. It has become a constant mental burden. Between rising everyday costs, high-interest debt, unexpected expenses, and the pressure to “keep up,” even financially responsible individuals can begin to feel...

 

Is There Really Such A Thing As Good Debt And Bad Debt?

If you have ever wondered if “good” debt is real, then you do not need to keep wondering because it most certainly is. Besides debt being considered a bad thing, there are quite a few circumstances where it is a good thing. Below, we'll go over...

Our Counselors Are Here To Help:

If you feel overwhelmed or unsure where to start, you are not alone. Our certified credit counselors work with individuals and families every day to create personalized action plans focused on budgeting, debt repayment, and long-term financial health. Counseling is confidential, judgment-free, and designed to meet you where you are. Whether you are facing rising debt, planning for a major life change, or simply want a second opinion on your financial plan, we are here to support you in 2026 and beyond.

 

Summer Money Fact:


Summer can be one of the most expensive seasons!

According to consumer spending trends, many households spend hundreds to thousands of dollars extra during the summer months on travel, entertainment, childcare, and utility costs.


Planning ahead can help prevent seasonal spending from turning into long-term debt. Create a summer budget and stick to it. Find free or low-cost events and activities to fill up those summer days and nights.

 
 

Clients Speak Out

“Very happy! Customer service was great!"

~ Cynthia F. 

 

"They made the process very simple at the start and handled the situation respectfully. No one is proud of being buried in debt, and shame wouldn't help. The staff was always pleasant to deal with and very clear in explaining everything. Honesty, no surprises, and detailed monthly statements of progress. A clear plan to get out of debt. I was very pleased with the whole process and would recommend them to anyone in credit/debt trouble. It became automatic, and over the course of the plan, everyone got paid, and my credit quickly recovered. Thank you."

~ David T.

 

"The staff was very helpful in helping me to identify creditors and figure out a game plan."

~ Norman V.

 


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Phone: (866) 699-2227

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Disclaimer: The information provided is for informational purposes only. The materials are general in nature, and are not offered as advice or guarantee, and should not be relied upon without advice from an attorney or a financial advisor. Reading the information does not constitute a legal contract, consulting, or any other relationship with Advantage Credit Counseling Service.