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If you're saddled with debt, bankruptcy may be the way to go, but it can be a long, costly process. Check out these alternatives to see if there's a better way out of debt.

When interest rates drop, you may be thinking refinancing your mortgage. That can be a good idea, but it won't always save you money. Here's what you need to know.

Worried about losing your house? You may have more options than you know. Here are some the most common alternatives to a foreclosure.

Bankruptcy can mean a fresh financial start, but the road to recovery can be tough. Luckily there are some steps you can take to make that road a little easier.

Title loans, also known as auto title loans or car title loans, involve using a vehicle as collateral to secure a short-term loan. How do they work and are they safe to use?

You've got some money coming your way. Thanks to the $2 trillion coronavirus relief package, most Americans will soon receive a stimulus check for $1,200. The question now is how you should spend it. Here’s a simple way to figure out where the money needs to go.

Developing good credit is an ongoing process that starts with understanding how credit reporting works. Follow these five steps to start maximizing your credit.

Recently married? You’ll need to decide what to do with your existing outstanding loans and credit card accounts, as well as any new credit accounts that you open when you are married. There are several options available, each with its own pros and cons.

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.

As the coronavirus continues to upend people’s lives, many homeowners are looking for financial relief. One option may be to temporarily put the mortgage into forbearance and temporarily pause payments without paying late fees or risking foreclosure. But there are risks involved - here's what you need to know.

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