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Purchasing a car is a big financial step—probably the largest you’ve considered taking thus far. Young adults should think carefully about all of the ramifications of car ownership before determining whether owning a car is right for them.

A personal savings account is a great way to begin building your savings. The returns are usually pretty minimal, but the risk is incredibly low. If you've never used a personal savings account, this is how you find the right one for you and sign up.

If you’ve lost your job, you may be facing the scary reality of living on unemployment benefits. Even if you’re receiving benefits, you may find you need a leaner budget and supplemental unemployment support to avoid building up unemployed credit card debt.

More and more, financially burdened consumers are relying on credit cards to fill gaps in their budget. What are the signs that you're dependent on credit? And if you are dependent, how do you break free?

If you know anything about credit cards, it's that you probably want to avoid maxing one out. But what does that mean and what are the consequences? Let's break it all down.

Your credit limit is the maximum balance you can carry on a single credit card. Under certain circumstances, that limit can increase, giving you access to more money. Let's explore why you might want to increase your credit limit, what you'll need, and the potential drawbacks of having more available credit.

Buy now, pay later options are increasingly popular and easy to access. On the surface, these payment options can seem ideal if you're short on cash, but there are reasons to be cautious.

Divorce can be a complicated, painful process. You can save yourself a lot of unnecessary pain by being proactive when it comes to your finances. Here's how you can navigate the division and repayment of debt, before, during, and after a divorce.

There are many different credit card options out there from affinity cards to rewards cards. When choosing a credit card, the most important thing is to know exactly how you’ll plan to use it.

Discover effective credit card debt relief strategies for active-duty military members. Take control of your finances with expert guidance designed to support military families.

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