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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.
You've got some extra money and you want to pay down some debts. The question is, what debt repayment strategy will have the biggest impact on your credit score?
Learn the impact on how a wage garnishment affects your credit score, and strategies to handle wage garnishment that align to your goals.
In good times and especially bad times, money can be a constant source of worry and fear. Here are some of our favorite techniques for overcoming money stress.
In the midst of any disaster, your top priority should always be the safety and wellbeing of yourself and your family. Sometimes that may mean youre forced to abandon your home and seek temporary shelter.
The economy is on the rise, but so are missed credit card and loan payments. Don't let delinquency derail your financial future. Check out these tips for staying current.
Young adults often head out into the world without the necessary financial skills to succeed on their own. These are the nine core lessons they should learn before leaving the house.
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.
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