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Rapid rescoring allows consumers to access their most up-to-date credit data, potentially bringing up their score in the process. But how does it work and when do you need it?

Working with a pawn shop can be a good deal for both the seller and the buyer, but not always. If you're interested in buying from or selling to a pawn shop, be sure to keep these tips in mind before completing the transaction.

There is no arguing the cost of a college education - it is an expensive investment. Is it worth it?

Youre never too old - or too young - to learn more about responsible money management.

Paying for college is no small task, especially when you are misinformed about options available. Below I address some common misconceptions about financing college and give the reality of the situation.

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.

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

A ‘Grab and Go’ box is a container that is easily picked up and taken out of the home during a disaster or emergency.

The results of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling’s (NFCC) fifth annual Financial Literacy Survey released this week suggest some troubling contradictions.

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