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From Overwhelming Debt to Financial Freedom: How National Debt Relief Saved Lindsayâs Life
While going through a divorce, Lindsay’s main goal was to keep things as stable as possible for her two young daughters. And then came the layoff.
Debt Consolidation vs. Debt Settlement: 5 Things You Need to Know
If you need to destroy some debt, debt consolidation and debt settlement are two popular options. But what’s the difference, and which is better?
How to Pay Off Credit Card Debt in 2023
Paying off your credit cards is a wise move. Here’s how you can do it.
Ask Stacy: Should I Drop My Life Insurance Policy?
Life insurance isn’t to protect you, it’s to protect those you love. If those you love don’t need protection, then you don’t need life insurance. Here’s how to know when to cancel.
The Older You Get, the Less Likely Youâll Be Approved for a Mortgage: Study
And older men are more likely to be rejected than older women.
2-Minute Money Manager: How Do Student Loans Work?
You practically need a doctorate to understand student loans. Here are the CliffsNotes, including how student loans work and the single best way to repay them.
Ask Stacy â 8 Tips to Get Credit When You Donât Have Any
This young reader wants to know how to deal with a common credit conundrum: How are you supposed to build a credit history when you keep getting turned down for lack of a credit history?
Ask Stacy: My Credit Card Debt Is Killing Me â What Can I Do?
If you’ve got a debt problem, it’s time to stop worrying and start doing something about it.
Push in Congress Would Make Firms Like Equifax Hurt Less for Hurting Americans
Even as details of massive Equifax data breach surface, some lawmakers are trying to gut consumer protections in the credit industry.