Can My Credit Keep Me From Getting a Promotion?
September 12, 2014
John Albans says he was hospitalized against his will, then got a bill for it. Now he wants to know: Does he have to pay it?
John Albans says he was hospitalized against his will, then got a bill for it. Now he wants to know: Does he have to pay it?
A reader pulled her credit report and was stunned to see an old judgment. She's up for a job promotion and wonders whether this could hurt her chances.
Plenty of things can render your credit card useless, but if you store your cards next to your cellphone, will they suffer damage?
Senator Elizabeth Warren weighs in on the student loan crisis and the vote on the Bank on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act.
Many college graduates are delaying some of life’s most important decisions because they face a pile of debt with no job prospects.
The average college student pays about $4,800 for textbooks at a 4-year public school. Luckily, there are ways for students to save thousands of dollars.
Johnnie, a veteran, is struggling to repay his student loan debt and wonders if there is a way to tap his GI Bill benefits to help pay it off.
So you're out at a bar but you don’t want to fund your drinks with credit, so you make a conscious effort to use a debit card. Here's what could go wrong.
So you're retired and want to buy a new home, but is it better to pay cash or get a mortgage in retirement?
When Kevin Jones was hassled by debt collectors to pay a bill he didn't owe, he did more than tell them to get lost. He sued.