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Although your minimum monthly payment may not look like much, your debt is denting your finances more than you realize.
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Those "perks" offered by credit card companies usually come with strings attached, and these are just a few of them.
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Find out what homeowners are entitled to under the law, and how they can ensure their rights are honored by lenders.
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One little house in Maine could end up costing the mortgage industry a large amount of money.
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Answering your questions on five of the most popular budgeting questions around.
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Avoid these add-ons that cost much more than standard credit card interest rates for purchases.
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The bank has foreclosed on your mortgage, but do you really have to leave? Learn how to fend off the lenders and gain the time you need to save your home.
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This week in financial news, robo-signers are explained and Buffett is selling more stock.
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Deciding which factor is more important can make a difference in monthly payments, ability to move and Homowners Association fees.
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Renting out your property is not without risks; the good news is, they don't have to keep you up at night.
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Getting you and your family prepared for Halloween can be a terrifying expense. Learn six tricks to ensure your Halloween is a treat.
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We look at average Canadian debt, credit scores and much more so you can find out how you stack up.
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New technology makes cash swaps simple, but are the risks worth the convenience?
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Check out these eight easy steps that can help you take the confusion out of your personal finances
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We look at average American debt, credit scores and much more so you can find out how you stack up.
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Debt can be a crippling hindrance, but with the right treatment, you'll make it out alive.
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Many European countries are implementing tough austerity measures to curb their spending. Find out how you can do the same to your household budget.
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Whether or not a mortgage refinance is right for you depends more on individual circumstances than this week's mortgage interest rates.
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These indicators show that your financial situation isn't as stable as it could be.
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Ditching your credit card can be a smart move, but debit isn't yet an equal alternative.
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We look at what you'd have to do to achieve the worst credit score possible. Use this as a guide for what not to do.
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Avoid overspending on cell service with this expert advice.
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No one intends to make a financial mistake, but an unexpected disaster or poor planning could leave you in financial distress.
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If you own your own company, these changes could make your life a lot easier, and your business a lot richer.
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Explain mortgage broker, what they do, how they can do the work for you. Pros and cons, things to watch out for, alternatives.
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Nonbank credit cards and debit cards have plenty of advantages for consumers. Here's what you need to know.
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With these tips, you can minimize your tuition bill and maximize the results of your hard work.
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Everyone makes mistakes from time to time, but knowing what actually hurts or helps your credit score will help you present yourself in the best light possible.
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These alternatives to college and university scholarship programs can greatly ease a student's financial burden.
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Keep yourself focused and you'll be out of the hole in no time.
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Card companies are finding new ways to keep their profits up under new credit card laws. How consumers can win the battle.
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New student loan legislation eliminates private lenders, adds cash to Pell grant programs and lessens debt repayment.
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Credit companies rely on these factors to determine whether to lend to you and at what rate.
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It pays to settle for less, when purchasing your first home.
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These areas offer the most bang for your rental buck.
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Don't let these errors in judgement affect your credit for the rest of your life.
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These jobs will help you pay off your education debt quickly.
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If you are going to buy a home, the chances are good that you will need a mortgage. Find out more about this type of debt and how paying it off sooner can save you thousands.
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The CARD Act of 2009 helps protect college students from piling up debt as they enter the workforce. We put together six items of the bill that should be welcome news to students and their parents.
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Co-ops are often less expensive than apartments and provide some unique benefits and drawbacks for owners.
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Understanding credit card rates will help you choose the right credit card, and avoid any unpleasant surprises.
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Find out how to evaluate interest rates, fees, rewards and convenience to make sure you're getting the best credit card available.
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These are the most common mistakes made by students and parents, as it relates to funding for higher education.
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Spot and avoid the money wasters that are slowly eating away at your wallet and bank account.
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Restrictive rules and high fees are just some of the things to watch out for before joining an HOA.
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If you like being your own boss, this is not the job for you.
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Refinancing can improve your short-term cash flow while also increasing your long-term net worth.
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Take charge of your finances in seven simple steps.
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Extending your principal repayment date can increase your chances of fighting off default.
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Real estate investment trusts are a sound addition to a diversified portfolio. Learn what you need to know to invest.