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Pros and Cons of Consolidating Debt with a Debt Settlement Program
Settlement is a legitimate option for consumers who can't afford to repay their debts in full, but it's important to fully understand the pros and cons.
Understanding Credit Card Interest Rates
Learn how credit card interest rates work, how APR works and factors in, along with strategies for avoiding credit card debt and for paying off credit cards.
Coping with an Unexpected Job Loss Just Before Retirement
Losing a job at any stage of your life is difficult. There can be a range of feelings to cope with, in addition to financial concerns. If you’re approaching retirement and have found yourself unexpectedly out of work, consider the following advice.
How to Avoid and Pay Off Holiday Credit Card Debt
The holiday season is a common time for people to rack up credit card debt. Here's what you need to know to avoid or pay off holiday credit card debt.
Five Steps to Take If You’re Sued By a Creditor
Being sued by a creditor can be terrifying, but before panic sets in, take a deep breath and take these steps to make sure that a bad situation doesn't get worse.
How Do Credit Monitoring Services Work?
Credit monitoring services can be an invaluable tool in helping to ensure there is no strange or adverse activity on your accounts. Visit us to learn more.
Do I Need to Pay Taxes on Unemployment Benefits?
If you collected unemployment last year, you may be wondering how that impacts your taxes. Here's everything you need to know about who charges tax on unemployment benefits and how much it may cost you.
How to Talk to Your Home Lender
If your mortgage is delinquent, or if you fear it may be in the near future, the most important thing to do is to take action and contact your lender.
How to Request a Mortgage Lender Hardship Program
Struggling to manage your mortgage payments? A lender hardship program may help keep your home and stabilize your finances. Here's what you need to know.
Glossary of Home Loan Terms
Mortgage terminology can be really confusing. Here are some of the mortgage terms that you are most likely to come across while getting ready to take out what’s likely to be your largest financial liability.
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