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Ways To Save More Money
Charla Myers

February 4, 2026

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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How Does Medical Debt Show Up on Your Credit Report?
Kimberly Rotter

February 4, 2026

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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How to Pay Off Eviction Debt: A Complete Guide to Resolving Apartment Debt
Natasha Etzel

February 4, 2026

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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How to Pay Off Debt When You Can Only Work Part-Time
Maurie Backman

February 4, 2026

A part-time salary doesn’t have to stop you from becoming debt-free.

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How to Motivate Your Spouse to Pay Off Debt
Maurie Backman

February 4, 2026

Working with your spouse to pay off debt can increase your chance of success. Here’s how to get motivated.

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How to Stop Credit Card Collection Calls
Maurie Backman

February 4, 2026

Tired of constant collection calls? Here's how to get them to stop, and when it’s a good idea.

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How to Find Student Loan Debt Relief
Ashley Maready

February 4, 2026

What is student loan debt relief and how to get student loan debt forgiveness.

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Pros and Cons of Debt Consolidation
Maurie Backman

February 4, 2026

When it’s a good fit, debt consolidation can be great for getting just one monthly debt payment. Here’s how it works.

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What Is the Debt Snowball Method?
Dana George

February 4, 2026

The debt snowball method could help you stay motivated while you knock out one debt at a time until your debts are gone.

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Idaho Debt Relief: What’s Changed in the Past Five Years?
Ashley Maready

February 4, 2026

Idahoans in debt have good options. Read on to see the state’s five-year debt trends and learn what to do about your debt.

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Pennsylvania Debt Relief By the Numbers: 5-Year Debt Trends
Natasha Etzel

February 4, 2026

Many Pennsylvanians are seeking debt relief. Find out how much debt PA debt help seekers have and review five-year debt trends for the state.

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How Much Debt Can Be Forgiven With Debt Settlement?
Kimberly Rotter

February 3, 2026

Got too much debt? Here’s how debt settlement might help.

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How to Find Debt Relief for Seniors
Kailey Hagen

February 3, 2026

Seniors have a lot of options for securing debt relief. Here are some of the most common.

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8 Smart Ways to Use Your Credit Cards in a Recession
Cole Tretheway

February 3, 2026

Different times call for different spending strategies. Here are the best ways to use credit cards in a recession.

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How to Avoid Debt as a First-Year Homeowner
Maurie Backman

February 3, 2026

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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Can Social Security Benefits Be Taken If You Have Unpaid Debt?
Kimberly Rotter

February 3, 2026

Are your Social Security benefits at risk if you don't pay creditors? See which benefits are protected from garnishment.

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Debt Avalanche Method Instructions
Brittney Myers

February 3, 2026

A debt avalanche could save you time and money when paying off credit card debt. Learn how it works here.

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5 Reasons to Choose a Debt Consolidation Loan vs. a Balance Transfer Card
Lyle Daly

February 3, 2026

Balance transfer cards get a lot of attention. Here’s why a debt consolidation loan might be better.

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Credit Invisible: What Is It and What Can You Do About It?
Dana George

February 3, 2026

Without a credit history, you're practically invisible. Keep reading to learn how to be seen and admired.

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8 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Refinancing a Student Loan
Dana George

February 3, 2026

Looking to refinance an old student loan with a new one? Ask yourself these eight vital questions first.

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Is Making Multiple Payments on Credit Cards Bad?
Brittney Myers

February 3, 2026

Splitting up card payments might help the budget, but is there a downside? Here's what happens with multiple payments.

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How to Save Your Home from Foreclosure
Kimberly Rotter

February 3, 2026

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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What Is Community Property and How Does it Affect Me?
Rebecca Lake

February 3, 2026

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 Stop Debt Collection Calls
Gina Freeman (Pogol)

February 3, 2026

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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Is a Credit Card Secured or Unsecured Debt?
Richard Barrington

February 3, 2026

Not sure whether a secured or unsecured card is right for you? Here’s how to make the right choice.

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What is Unsecured Debt?
Richard Barrington

February 3, 2026

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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