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Dec 25, 2017Considering bankruptcy? It could cost more than you think
You have to pay to initiate bankruptcy, and that’s just the beginning.
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Nov 08, 2017Car-title loans trigger a caution light
These high-interest, fee-heavy loans could wind up costing you your car.
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Nov 06, 2017Indulging in food delivery without the debt
They’re convenient, but left unchecked, food delivery services can spoil your budget.
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Aug 21, 2017Should we be feeling comfy with our debt?
More than a quarter of us say we feel “comfortable” with our debt. Do we deserve to?
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Aug 08, 2017College on the cheap: How to keep education costs down
Students are spending more to go to college, but there are ways to keep costs down.
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Aug 08, 2017Don’t get slapped with a lien! Learn what it is and how to avoid it
There are several types of liens. If one is hanging over you, don’t take it lightly.
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Aug 01, 2017Lenders’ right to offset: What you need to know
A little-known clause allows funds to be pulled from your accounts to pay debts.
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Jul 31, 2017Your ex says you owe, but you disagree. Do you have to pay?
It can be tough for unmarried couples to resolve debt. Here’s how to sort things out.
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Feb 15, 201710 bad money habits that lead to debt disaster
These money pitfalls could bankrupt you. Good news: You can avoid them easily.
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Jan 16, 201810 reasons to take on some debt in 2018
Debt doesn’t have to wreck your financial life. Here’s why it can be a good thing.