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Some New Years resolutions are basically destined to fail. If you've left a trail of broken resolutions in your wake, you may be setting flawed goals. Here are the four types of resolutions you should never make and how to do better this year.

Don't get scammed. Watch out for these popular scams targeting consumers during the Christmas holiday season.

Not all fraud alerts are the same. What should you do when your creditor tells you that your account has been compromised?

Ready to create your own super success story? This is what you have to do if you want to pay off a lot of debt in a short amount of time.

Discover conventional - and unconventional - ways to bring in extra cash this summer, inspired by the plight of the teacher.

With billions of dollars up for grabs, through the National Mortgage Settlement, struggling homeowners – and those who have already lost their homes – want to know more about the potential financial help that will be available. We provide answers to your Frequently Asked Questions.

In the largest consumer financial protection settlement in U.S. history, the nations five largest banks and mortgage servicers agreed to create to provide at least $25 billion in consumer relief, in addition to implementing new foreclosure servicing standards, as part of the National Mortgage Settlement. The following are criteria that may help you determine if you could be eligible.

The first step toward creating a financially stable tomorrow is understanding your current situation. Take this quiz to see where you stand.

It's good to be polite, but when there's money on the line, don't be afraid to be a little rude.

Convenience is great, but it can be costly. How much convenience can you really afford?

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