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Over two-third of Americans admit to making some sort of significant, credit-related mistake before the age of 30, often without understanding the consequences.

Apparently the folks at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) arent big fans of debt collection robocalls, either.

U.S. Marshals in Texas recently arrested a number of very surprised people. The crime? Failure to pay their student loans. Could it happen to you?

A reader asks, "Will filing for bankruptcy prevent me from getting into college or receiving student aid?"

Ideally, your money and your personal financial situation isn't something you have to think about every day. But even if you don't think about it regularly, you should know enough about your finances to answer these eight crucial question. How many can you answer?

When asked, American consumers claim to have half as much debt as they actually do. The reason why says a lot about why we struggle so much with debt.

If you're in debt, have fallen behind on your payments, and collection agencies are starting to call, settling your debt may be the best option, but there are some things you should know first.

What every newlywed couple ought to know about money

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In honor of Financial Literacy Month, we created a microsite that offers 30 simple steps to financial wellness–one for each day of the month. To enrich the experience, we asked some amazing people to guest post during the month on a topic that is related to the day’s step. Their dedication to financial literacy is truly inspiring! Today, Wise Bread blogger Julie Rains talks about the cost of credit.

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