Debt Management
Key takeaways Social Security benefits are generally protected from creditors, but exceptions exist for federal debts, child support and legal…
What Happens to Credit Card Debt When You Die? Another common question we get is: What happens to credit card…
Debt settlement is when you negotiate with creditors to reduce the amount you owe in exchange for a lump sum…
By Garrett Johnson Whether you are a new grad or a young adult entering your first full-time job, budgeting tips…
Key takeaways You may have access to a severance package from your former employer and unemployment benefits to help you…
Nearly 60 percent of Americans lack enough savings for emergencies, turning payday loan apps into a quick fix for financial…
Key takeaways Governments often borrow money to cover deficits when taxes and other revenues don’t cover expenses. The national debt…
No one wants to receive the dreaded call from a debt collector. But if you’ve fallen behind on paying your…
Key takeaways Becoming debt-free starts by assessing your budget and determining how much you can realistically afford to put toward…
Dealing with tax debt can be overwhelming. Whether caused by financial setbacks or errors in filing, owing money to the…
Key takeaways Secured debt uses an asset as collateral to secure the loan, while unsecured debt doesn’t require any collateral.…
Key takeaways If you are willing to jump through a few extra hoops, you can use one credit card to…