Stay Out of Debt by Planning for the Inevitable
March 06, 2013
An ongoing debate has ensued over whether a student loan borrower should have the same option of discharging the debt in bankruptcy ...
An ongoing debate has ensued over whether a student loan borrower should have the same option of discharging the debt in bankruptcy ...
Are you ready for some tough love? You are the cause of all your debt problems. You are solely responsible...
"One of the most powerful and private databases of American's personal information ever created" might be telling debt collectors where you work.
Though there's an increasing level of consumer understanding of credit scoring, there are some things, like credit inquiries, that are harder to grasp.
It is no longer a question of if your identity will be stolen -- the only unknown is when it will happen.
Why do you keep buying things you can't afford? Nobody actually wants to be in debt. The answer is simple: Debt problems are emotional, not rational. Here's how to understand your money behaviors.
Mortgage insurance is the dreaded premium on a mortgage payment that consumers hate, and for good reason. It makes the cost of homeownership rise over time, benefiting just one group: the investor tha
Creating an online persona can be one way to help protect yourself against the intrusions of a hyper-connected world.
Identity theft has been growing in the past decade, and that trend continued in 2012, as millions of people were affected by the crime.
When buying a home, there's one essential step you must take first: get your credit reports and credit scores.
