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Applying for new credit may seem like a slam dunk, but there are plenty of reasons why your application may be rejected. Here are the top ten reasons, plus tips on what you can do to fix those problems.

My parents are not good with money. How do I GENTLY tell them they need help?

It is becoming increasingly important for those considering a new job or promotion to take prior steps to ensure a good credit rating. Take steps to get the credit and the career you deserve.

A good budget is a theoretical framework for how to successfully handle your money, but it doesnt do any of the actual work for you. So thats the thing - youve got your budget. Now what?

The deals on Black Friday are definitely great. But what are the consequences of getting caught up in a gift-giving fervor?

The sequestration has the potential to do some incredible damage to a large number of government agencies and the programs they support. But how will it affect you?

Last minute tax deductions that could save you thousands

Your issues with debt have causes and they have symptoms. And, quite frankly, treating the symptoms just isn't going to get the job done.

May is Military Appreciation Month. In recognition of that fact, the National Foundation for Credit Counseling recently commissioned a survey of military personnel, focused on financial trends and concerns. The survey revealed some troubling financial behaviors among servicemembers.

Is there any benefit to leaving a balance on your credit card? Despite some common misconceptions, the answer is very straightforward. Here's what you need to know about carrying a credit card balance.

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