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Want to make sure you get a handle on financing your child’s college education? If your kid is college-bound, here are some financial common mistakes parents and their kids should avoid, and what to do instead:
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It's not easy coming up with new ways to save money. You probably think you've heard them all, but these 11 methods of saving money are slightly less obvious than most.
A father and entrepreneur racks up $90,000 in credit card debt, then finds his way back to debt-free.
A debt management plan (DMP) is a great way to repay large amounts of credit card debt in five years or less, but how does it impact your credit? We reviewed multiple years of data to discover just how much budget counseling and a DMP have improved the credit scores of consumers across the country.
We tend to think of debt as being a bad thing, but the truth about debt and credit is a little more complicated. Here are the four best reasons to use credit.
Most of us are carrying some amount of credit card debt, but what's normal and when should you start worrying about your debt?
If it’s true that nearly everyone has debts to repay, most of us are technically “in debt,” yet only some of us are described that way. The phrase “in debt” seems to be reserved for people who owe too much, but even that is hard to pinpoint. How much is too much?
If there's a saving grace to federal student loans it's that there are typically many repayment plans available, and in some circumstances, you may even be eligible to have a portion of your debt forgiven. In this article, we'll walk you through the basics of applying for federal student loan forgiveness.
Debt itself is not bad. In fact, it's very normal. The problem is when debt starts spiraling past normal and becomes unmanageable. So how do you know when your debt is becoming a problem?
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