Choosing the Right Credit Counselor
by Jon Dell
Asking questions before choosing a credit counselor can make the difference in your financial future.
Holidays on a Budget
by Evita Page
Smart credit card usage is one way to keep costs to a minimum during the holidays. Choosing the right one is crucial, too.
Financial Help for Abuse Victims
by Jon Dell
There are many programs available for domestic violence victims. On this last day of Domestic Violence month, we explore some of them.
Near Poor Americans: 30 Million and Counting
by Jon Dell
More Americans are nearing poverty – and they’re paying more for credit too.
Best Charge Cards for 2012
by Evita Page
Which credit cards worked best in 2012? American Express? Chase? Here, we take a look at a few of the more popular charge cards that we saw in 2012.
You Owe $47,495 to China, Other Countries
by Antonio Bard
The Treasury Department released its new report on international debt and the results mean big payments for every household in the U.S.
New Debt Collector Targets: Student Loans
by Antonio Bard
Behind on your student loans? If you’re not already being hounded by debt collectors, you will be soon.
States’ AGs Oppose New Payday Loan Bill
by Evita Page
Payday loan companies could be getting a break from the federal government. States are worried a new law would ease the restrictions on these companies.
