Gail Cunningham

• Tis the Season to Cut Back?

  By Myriam DiGiovanni  |  December 2, 2011

  In spite of record breaking sales on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, some 91% of respondents plan to either cut back or spend nothing this holiday season, according to a poll taken on the website of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.

• Saving Less

  June 13, 2011

  The National Foundation for Credit Counseling’s fifth annual financial literacy survey has found that some 26% of Americans are spending more, saving less and still carrying credit card debt.

• Consumers Vow to Decrease Debt This Year

  January 19, 2011

  Decreasing debt tops most consumers' New Year's resolution lists.

• TMI? Facebook, LinkedIn Cited as Sites for Fraudster Forays

  By Marc Rapport  |  November 3, 2010

  The very things that make social media so popular also make them a potential problem for credit unions, their members and those in charge of fighting fraud.

• Poll Finds 26% Will Opt In to Overdraft

  August 11, 2010

  The National Foundation for Credit Counseling released poll findings that indicated that 26% of those polled intend to opt in to overdraft protection.

• Survey Argues Fewer Home Owners Walking Away from Mortgage

  By David Morrison  |  June 8, 2010

  A credit counseling organization has released a survey, which it said contradicts a prevailing image of large numbers of home owners walking away from their mortgages.