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January 9, 2026
A second round of stimulus checks would be helpful but they aren’t the key to…
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If you're struggling to get a handle on your household budget, keep in mind that there are always ways to save more money. Read our savings ideas here.
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A rule keeping medical debt off credit reports has been struck down by the courts, but some protections remain in place.
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Eviction debt can make it hard to find a rental and affect your credit. Learn how to pay it off and get back on track.
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A part-time salary doesn’t have to stop you from becoming debt-free.
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Working with your spouse to pay off debt can increase your chance of success. Here’s how to get motivated.
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Got too much debt? Here’s how debt settlement might help.
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Seniors have a lot of options for securing debt relief. Here are some of the most common.
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Different times call for different spending strategies. Here are the best ways to use credit cards in a recession.
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Balance transfer cards get a lot of attention. Here’s why a debt consolidation loan might be better.
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A debt avalanche could save you time and money when paying off credit card debt. Learn how it works here.
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Splitting up card payments might help the budget, but is there a downside? Here's what happens with multiple payments.
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If foreclosure is a possibility, stay calm and consider Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Here’s how it could help save your home.
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Are your Social Security benefits at risk if you don't pay creditors? See which benefits are protected from garnishment.
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Don’t fall victim to rookie mistakes. Here’s how to steer clear of debt in your first year of owning a home.
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Without a credit history, you're practically invisible. Keep reading to learn how to be seen and admired.
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Looking to refinance an old student loan with a new one? Ask yourself these eight vital questions first.
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Community property is a legal term for assets and debts acquired in a marriage. Learn how community property rules could impact divorce and inheritance.
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How to consolidate debt if you have bad credit. Bad credit debt consolidation loans can help you lower your payments and your interest rate.
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If your debt has gone to collections, debt collection calls can be intrusive and stressful. Learn your rights and how to stop debt collector calls.
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Not sure whether a secured or unsecured card is right for you? Here’s how to make the right choice.
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You may have heard the term unsecured debt and wondered what it means. Learn more about unsecured debt, secured debt, and how to manage them both.
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If you're facing a temporary pause to your paychecks during a government shutdown, what can you do?
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Make the best possible debt consolidation decision (and dodge roadblocks) by knowing these four numbers.
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Learn how to set up your budget, maintain your priorities, and make that debt go away.
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Want to stop overspending? Learn how to create a bare-bones budget.
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