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Not all fraud alerts are the same. What should you do when your creditor tells you that your account has been compromised?

If you're planning on spending less this holiday season you've got a lot of company.

You dont need to be afraid of shopping online, but you should be cautious. Consider taking these steps to protect yourself, your identity and your money before making your next purchase online.

Nonprofit credit counseling is a free service that can help you understand your financial options, but there are some misconceptions about what it can and can't do for you.

During uncertain economic times, it’s especially important that people not only know how to manage their debt, but also their interactions with debt collectors. To remind people of their rights—and debt collectors of their obligations—the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is featuring a new video highlighting the rights of consumers whose debts have gone into collection, and the rules of behavior for debt collectors.

If you're expecting an economic impact payment (otherwise known as a stimulus check), you've likely been wondering what's the best way to utilize those funds to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic. In this free webinar, we'll discuss the best money-smart ways to leverage these funds while avoiding commons scams.

Scams are everywhere, and unfortunately, one of the groups that is most often targeted by scammers is military families. Here's what you need to know about some of the most popular scams directed at military families and how to prevent them.

Dealing with unpaid debt can be scary, especially once the collection calls start, but it’s important to remember that you have rights. Here’s what you should know when navigating prickly encounters with debt collectors, and how you can protect yourself as a consumer:

Free, educational webinars from the financial experts at Money Management International

Join us as we wrap up season three of the podcast by discussing the broad range of MMI clients, the services MMI offers, budgeting trends made popular by social media, and common scams with the financial industry.

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National Foundation for Credit Counseling

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