When you’re checking out at your favorite online retailer, you notice one of the payment options includes a way you can pay for your purchase in four interest-free installments. Which, for many..
Karlie* was a hard-working corporate attorney living in a luxury condo in Boston. She loved shopping and always seemed to have a new outfit, whether she was at work or meeting a friend after hours.
Job loss ranks as one of the top stressful events we encounter during our lives, right up there with a death in the family, a serious illness, and divorce. It not only can crush you emotionally and..
An incredible 41 million Americans have federal student loans, and here’s some welcome news from them after what has been a rough twenty months: The government has extended a pause on federal loan..
Like many Americans over the past few months, you may have opened up your credit card bills and paid them without noticing your available credit limits were lower.
Getting a job is more than sending in your résumé, sitting through multiple interviews, and providing great references. Employers want to ensure they make the best hiring decisions, so they've turned..
You've gotten through the last year relatively unscathed, but your credit report may have some collateral damage.
It's why the three major U.S. credit reporting agencies, Experian, Equifax, and..
Money experts and financial gurus frequently talk about avoiding "bad debt" and only taking on "good debt." There are even some outspoken experts who think all debt is "bad."
What makes one debt..
As we begin a new year, the pandemic continues, as do relief efforts. On December 27, 2020, another COVID-relief package — the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSAA)..
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