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Credit Card Debt and Divorce: Who's Responsible for What?
In a divorce, you know that both parties will usually fight for control of their assets. But what about their debts? How are those settled in a divorce? The answer is a little complicated, but here's what you should about debts and divorce.
Surviving an income reduction
Surviving an income reduction
There's a month to promote financial literacy?
Theres a month to promote financial literacy
How to resolve three common consumer complaints
How to resolve three common consumer complaints
How to adjust to your new car payment
While I am all for helping the economy and the environment, the awesome thing about a clunker is that is (hopefully!) paid for in full. If you are one of the more than six hundred thousand who got cash for your clunker, you are the proud owner of a new car… and possibly some new debt.
Is a credit card a must for college students?
Is a credit card a must for college students
Survey Says: Save more for college
Respondents to a new nationwide survey conducted by Money Management International think that parents should save more to help their children afford college. In fact, nearly half (47%) said that parents should be saving more. Echoing this thinking, nearly as many respondents (43%) think that parents should establish and fund a 529 plan. Rounding out the top three, many respondents (41%) think that students should be responsible for shouldering more of the financial burden.
Bounce back from bankruptcy
The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act requires consumers to complete an approved credit counseling session prior to filing for bankruptcy.
When the income decreases, it is pays to set priorities
When the income decreases it is pays to set priorities
Feeling powerless can lead to spending
It seems as though every time you pick up the paper, there is news of another financial crisis.
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