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Sara has decided to end her relationship with debt — take a look at these two different debt-payoff scenarios.

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Just about everyone has debt, but have you ever wondered if you have the right amount?
Here are two quick ways to answer the question: Do I have too much debt?

The federal government is becoming more directly involved in resolving debt collection complaints and that should be a very good thing for you.

Celebrate Father's Day with some hard-won financial advice from fathers (who happen to be financial experts).

When is cosigning on a loan or rental application necessary, what are the risks, and is it ever the right move for you? Here's what you need to know.

I was wondering is there any way to save money, because my paycheck seems to disappear and I cannot make heads or tails of a budgeting system alone. Anything helps.

Learn how much you should spend on a house based on what you make, your current expenses and other debts and the return on your investment

There are many reasons to refuse a request to cosign a loan. But what can you do if you've already cosigned and regret the decision?

While there are many downfalls to our country’s current economy, it presents us with the opportunity to not only learn how to get our finances in order for a healthier future, but also to teach our children the necessary financial skills to fully prepare them for their adult lives.

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