Can a Bad Debt Get You Deported?
October 30, 2013
It’s easy to ignore small expenses. We don’t often think of the small things when we look at spending, then we wonder why the budget is so out of control.
October 30, 2013
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It’s easy to ignore small expenses. We don’t often think of the small things when we look at spending, then we wonder why the budget is so out of control.
Can a bad debt that's been sent to collections get you deported or keep you from being allowed to re-enter the United States, a worried reader asks.
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The topic of credit is bound to come up in friendly conversations sometimes. Here are a few principles to follow during these delicate conversations.
After I published my post on the retirement crisis yesterday, I got a few emails asking the same question: How much should I be saving for retirement?
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It's easy to see why subscription-based companies love the automatic renewal. But many consumers hate it. Here's how to deal with this tricky practice.
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Before you get married, you have to have some money talks. Not the one about sex and family but rather a few about money and credit.
