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Debt Relief for the Unemployed
Peter Warden

January 26, 2026

You can still access debt relief if you’re unemployed, but you have fewer options. Discover how you can manage debt while jobless.

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10 Tips for Hosting a Holiday Meal on a Budget
Maurie Backman

January 26, 2026

Holiday food doesn't have to mean overspending. Learn how to save money here.

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What Is Home Equity?
Gina Freeman (Pogol)

January 26, 2026

Home Equity: Learn how to calculate home equity, how much home equity can you borrow against, types of home equity loans and about taking home equity out of your house.

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What Is Debt Consolidation?
Richard Barrington

January 26, 2026

What is debt consolidation? Learn about debt consolidation loans, debt consolidation companies, and how to consolidate debt.

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What Goes on Behind the Scenes of Your Credit Card?
Erik J. Martin

January 26, 2026

Learn how secured credit cards, cashback credit cards, rewards credit cards and travel credit cards work. And how to take cash advances on credit cards.

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Private Student Loan Debt Relief: Practical Steps and Options
Richard Barrington

January 26, 2026

Private student loans aren’t eligible for the popular federal debt relief programs. Learn about the debt relief options that are available.

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Debt Counseling: Make it Work for You
Erik J. Martin

January 26, 2026

Debt counseling offers a wide range of services, including advice on debt management, budgeting, and money management. A debt counselor can guide you to the debt solution that...

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4 Common Financial Mistakes New Grads Make
Lyle Daly

January 26, 2026

Top money mistakes that new grads make. Mistakes include failing to budget, not establishing a savings habit and blowing windfalls instead of saving them.

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Debt and Divorce: From Division to Debt Relief
Richard Barrington

January 26, 2026

Get your finances on track after divorce by seeing who’s responsible for which debts. We’ll show you how to put together a sustainable financial plan.

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What is a Balance Transfer Fee, and Why Should You Care?
Gideon Sandford

January 26, 2026

Balance transfers can save you money on credit card debt, but to know how much you’ll save, you need to know about balance transfer fees. Learn more here.

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Debt Reduction Program Pros and Cons: How to Find the Right Solution for Your Financial Situation
Lindsay Vansomeren

January 26, 2026

If you’re facing financial hardship, a debt reduction program could help. Learn the pros and cons.

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Can You Raise Your Credit Score 100 Points Overnight?
Brittney Myers

January 26, 2026

You might be surprised at how quickly your credit score could jump. Here are a few moves that could get you big points fast.

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How to Beat Inflation
Kailey Hagen

January 26, 2026

Inflation is when your cash loses value due to higher prices. Read on to see how you can stay ahead of inflation.

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What Happens If You’re Deep in Debt But Still Have Good Credit?
Ashley Maready

January 26, 2026

Getting debt help might tank your credit score. But being debt-free is still worth it—you can rebuild your credit.

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7 Ways to Cut Your Expenses When You Already Make Your Own Coffee
Brittney Myers

January 26, 2026

You eat at home and don’t buy coffee out. Now what? Here's how to save when you've already made the usual cuts.

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Should a Credit Card Serve as Your Emergency Fund?
Ashley Maready

January 26, 2026

An emergency fund keeps you covered when there are surprises. Here’s why a savings account is safer than a credit card.

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Will My Collection Accounts Ruin My Spouse’s Credit Score?
Ashley Maready

January 26, 2026

Your credit score only belongs to you—but how you handle credit could affect your spouse. Here’s how.

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How Long Does Debt Relief Take?
Richard Barrington

January 26, 2026

All debt relief takes time, but debt settlement could get your credit back on track faster than bankruptcy. Learn more here.

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Should I file for bankruptcy?
Dana George

January 26, 2026

Debt is common nationwide, and millions of Americans seek the best way out. Learn how bankruptcy may help.

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How to Build Credit in 3 Steps
Gina Freeman (Pogol)

January 26, 2026

Building (or rebuilding) credit is easier than you think. Follow our guide, build a great credit score, and pay less for everything you finance.

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Debt Consolidation Programs: Debt Consolidation Loans and More
Gideon Sandford

January 26, 2026

There are many types of debt consolidation programs that can help improve your financial health, including balance transfer cards and debt settlement plans.

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What Happens to Credit Card Debt When You Die?
Gideon Sandford

January 25, 2026

Worrying about your estate and planning for the future is important.

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How to Read Your Credit Card Statement
Peter Warden

January 25, 2026

Reading your credit card statements can help you manage your money. Your statement will tell you when your interest rate or terms will change. Key details include...

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Credit Card Debt Help: What You Need to Know
Erik J. Martin

January 25, 2026

Credit card debt help won’t work unless you stop overspending. Debt consolidation, debt management, and debt settlement are all solutions for credit card debt.

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How Do Debt Management Plans Work?
Mallika Mitra

January 25, 2026

Struggling with credit card debt? A debt management plan could help you simplify payments, reduce interest, and ...

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Hard Inquiry vs. Soft Inquiry: What's the Difference?
Rebecca Lake

January 25, 2026

Hard and soft inquiries happen when someone checks your credit. Learn the differences to help keep your credit record in good shape.

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