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If your credit card account has been turned over to collections, there is nothing you can do about the damage to your credit, but you…
More than 80 percent of average American households have at least one credit card. Studies show that most credit card users tend to carry at…
Getting your debt payoff plan kicked off can take a while as you slowly chip away at your balances with what little money you have…
$40,000 per year. $50,000 per year. The price of college seems to keep escalating, but are these sticker prices what we should really expect to…
Taking on debt of any kind, including student loans, is usually a terrible idea. You’re paying interest for something you couldn’t afford to pay cash…
It seems like an easy choice: to buy or decline insurance offered via your credit card company. With so many still reeling from the recession…
Statistics show that consumer credit card spending is down. This might appear to be a good thing, but consumers could be missing out on many…
One of the major problems leading to the housing bust a few years ago was the idea that everyone deserved a home, even if they…
Who stays in a house for thirty years? Your grandparents might have done exactly that. It’s possible your parents might be in their home still…
Bankruptcy is a very real possibility for anyone who may be overwhelmed by their finances. If this becomes a reality for you, there are 6…
Buying a home costs quite a bit of money. In fact, many people rent to save money. But does renting really save you cash in…
Purchase Protection is a rarely-used but omnipresent fringe benefit of some credit cards that could be worth much more than most of the things you…
If you have spent countless hours on the phone with your bank over your delinquent mortgage, odds are, you’ve resigned yourself to the very real…
Racking up thousands of dollars in debt is a costly decision that is easy to make, but difficult to undo. Swiping your credit card is…
Not every mortgage is created the same and your options may not be as limited as you think. As someone looking for a mortgage loan…
When it comes to good money sense, it’s never too early to start. Giving your kids an allowance may seem old school, but it is…
It’s true – there is such a thing as “debtors prison” and while most Americans will never be sentenced to jail for an inability to…
Credit card use is a controversial topic. Whenever a blogger or finance expert shares tips to leverage credit card rewards for earning cash back, trips,…