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The origins of mental illness are varied and complex, but one contributing factor that has the potential to impact nearly everyone at some point in their life is personal finance. Researchers have repeatedly found a clear link between mental and financial health.

Learn how to negotiate your debt with a creditor, and the process and considerations involved when negotiating everything from medical bills to credit card debt.

Agreeing to a settlement can clear away a lingering debt, but these debts aren't usually considered to be paid in full. In fact, they're often marked as "paid off less than full balance" on your credit report. What does that mean and is it a problem?

There are multiple reasons why people may want to establish new credit. They may be new entrants into the world of credit, or are perhaps trying to reestablish credit after a financial hiccup. Either way, there are some do’s and don’ts that consumers should follow that will make the road to credit much smoother.

Creditors are required by law to disclose the terms and conditions of their offers in detail before you sign on the dotted line. Unfortunately, those terms and conditions can be overwhelming. Here's how to understand what's being said.

Today's car loans look a lot like home loans did ten years ago - are we heading towards another financial collapse?

Your priorities are your own, of course, but most experts agree that the smartest use of any extra, seasonal income goes in this order:

If you're married, but have separate debts you may wonder: can I consolidate my debts without my spouse? In most cases you can, but there are important exceptions.

Considering purchasing your first home? It's not a decision to take lightly, but thankfully there are a few early signs that can help you determine if you're ready to become a homeowner.

If you have extra income this holiday season, follow these steps to ensure you stretch your dollar.

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