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February 19, 2026
Struggling with debt in Nebraska? Learn about debt trends over the past five years and discover options to manage yours.
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Debts eventually become uncollectible. Once a debt expires, collectors can't legally sue you—but some still try. Learn more here.
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Learn the best way to get out of credit card debt. Get rid of debt with debt consolidation, debt management, debt negotiation, debt relief, or debt acceleration.
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What is a home equity line of credit (HELOC)? What do you need to qualify for a HELOC?. Learn more about how a HELOC works.
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A refinance loan is a loan you use to refinance debt for a lower payment, better interest rate or other benefit. Learn when to refinance and refinance alternatives for debt.
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Debt consolidation guide shows you how to consolidate credit card debt and other loans. Learn debt consolidation pros and cons and debt consolidation mistakes.
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Secured credit cards and prepaid debit cards serve different purposes. Learn the differences.
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Student loan forbearance differs with federal and private loans. Here’s how both can affect your credit score.
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Only making minimum payments on your credit card month after month? Find out how long it could take you to pay them off and how much extra it could cost.
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January is National Poverty in America Awareness Month, so now is a good time to…
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If you didn’t receive one or both stimulus payment(s), or received less than you’re entitled…
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Look into a debt hardship program if you're struggling, as these programs could help you save money and stress.
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Lower the rate. Lower the payment. Get cash for an important expense. These are just some of the reasons people refinance.
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Don’t pay more for your burrito. Learn how to avoid Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) for everyday purchases.
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Getting out of debt faster isn’t just about cash—it’s about having the right conversations. Start with these.
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The new COVID-19 Economic Relief Bill includes another round of stimulus checks. If you receive…
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When savings are not enough, debt can help fund the expenses of life. But debt is not always the right solution. Learn more about using household debt effectively.
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How do you prepare for a recession when you already struggle financially? Even in tough…
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Yes; the U.S. entered a recession in 2022. Learn how to protect your finances, what to do and not do in a recession.
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If your home equity looks like a good way to refinance your student loan debt, here’s what to know first.
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Learn how much debt might be too much for you. Find out where you stand and take control of your debt.
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Worried about your student loans? We’ll walk you through seven strategies to cope with default and wage garnishment.
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Having financial goals is important. Read more about 7 good financial habits to master in…
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If you’re overwhelmed by creditor phone calls, collection letters, or lawsuits, filing for bankruptcy forces your creditors to suspend collection activity. You cannot legally...
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You may have concerns about federal COVID relief ending in 2021, including extra benefits for…
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We’ve got six financial tips to make the transition out of college go smoothly for…
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