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Most people budget in broad strokes and don't micro-manage every expense. But if you really want to make the most of your available cash, you need a hyper-detailed budget. Here are all the categories you should be including on your next budget.

Over a quarter of Americans wish they never had to deal with personal finances at all. It's okay to lack confidence in your money management skills - as long as you're willing to do something about it.

What's a debt management plan, how does it work, and is it right for you? Lets find out!

Learn whether or not buying a house is a good investment for you, which is dependent on your goals, living arrangements, mortgage to income ratio and other factors.

Store credit cards are easy to get and come with tempting offers for immediate savings. But are they good to use? And how do they compare to regular credit cards?

Wondering what you should and shouldn't do with your money? Here are the Top 10 things to do and things not to do.

Finding a new apartment is stressful enough in the best of circumstances, but if your credit is less than stellar, things can get pretty difficult. So what can you do if your credit score is low but you need to find a new apartment? Here are some steps to take if you’re trying to rent an apartment with bad credit.

Being self-employed can be a great option, but managing your finances can be tricky. Check out these six tips to make the most of your self-earned money.

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If a decrease in income makes it difficult to maintain debt payments, the best course of action is to communicate with each of your creditors explaining your situation and how you plan to repay your debt.

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