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When, exactly, do you achieve financial security? And is it possible that you'll never get there, no matter how hard you work? Here's what we know and how you can find your personal path to financial security.

Nearing the end of your debt management plan (DMP)? Here are the steps you can take to help re-establish your credit and prepare for life without debt.

If weve said it once, weve said it a million times: how you deal with money can make or break a relationship.

As we approach the middle of the year, it's time to forget about the mistakes you made and start fresh by focusing on what you can do now to improve your financial situation. Fortunately, there are a number of tried-and-true tips for making the most of the money you have.

Studies show most Americans today are not saving adequately for retirement, and most lower-income households do not have adequate emergency savings for unexpected expenditures.

Following these five simple steps can help you lose those extra pounds and debt in 2012.

Two new studies by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) illustrate the positive impact housing counseling has on consumers in two distinct situations: those who are considering buying a home and those who are struggling to stay in their home.

People often debate which is more important, to be debt free or to have a robust savings account, and the answer is both.

How can I find out how much I owe and who I owe?

Shopping, and spending money in general, is an emotional thing - even when it doesn't seem like it should be. We're much more likely to let our gut do the shopping, and not our brains. But there are good reasons why you need to flip that script. Here's how.

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