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"I'm $2,500 in debt because of a credit card I used to pay bills with when my boyfriend lost his job unexpectedly. Im wondering if I should wait until I get my tax refund and pay them off in full or should I get in contact with them now and try to pay something while I'm waiting for my taxes. Im so confused and distraught because I had been so financially responsible until this point."

There are few things worse than expecting a big tax refund only to find out you actually OWE money to the IRS. Don't panic! Here's what you need to do...

If you're looking to repay debt, you have options. With a good credit score and a good promotional rate, transferring debt off one credit card to another may be an effective way to bring down debt quickly. But it can go wrong if you don't plan properly. Here's what you need to know.

Using credit is not a bad thing. In fact, for optimum financial health, you really do need to use credit in order to develop a solid credit history. The trouble, however, is that credit can be unforgiving, and once you start making mistakes with credit, those mistakes have a way of compounding.

We all experience blockers that can prevent us from starting, committing to, and following through on our goals. Unfortunately, as long as these blockers exist, reaching your goals is going to be incredibly difficult - if not impossible.

If you didnt jump on the New Years Resolution bandwagon on January first, you may think its too late to set goals for the year and start making progress, but youre wrong. Theres still plenty of time to set financial goals and make them a reality; you just have a little less time to do it so you need to be focused.

Money can be a touchy subject in even the best of relationships. But if you happen to end up with someone who holds wildly different views on money management, things can get downright painful. Here's how to handle a potentially difficult conversation.

It's something a surprising number of people think will never happen to them. So what is the Independence Myth and why it is so dangerous?

If you're carrying a little extra debt after the holidays, these tried and true fiscal exercises are a great place to start getting financially fit.

Economy calls for a change in college plans

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