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Bankruptcy is the last resort to dealing with debt: when a person finds himself in so much debt that paying it off simply isn't an option, bankruptcy can be the only way to handle
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Ask The Readers: Do You Have An Emergency Fund?
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Dealing with Nasty Debt Collectors
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Gas Is High Enough….
Watching my local newscast a few nights ago, I was disturbed by the assumption that the anchor made regarding rising gas prices and consumer reaction.
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A foreclosure stings, but you can rebuild. Here's what it will do to your credit, and the steps to take to get it back.
An Inexpensive Diversion
My digital era middle-school-aged son has adopted the use of a low-tech, low-cost entertainment device. I have put much effort into convincing him to balance his love of technology
Best Money Tips: Essential Life Skills Everyone Should Know By 25
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Wantable Makeup Edition: Beauty Treats Tailored for You
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6 Moves to Make in Your First Month of Debt Repayment
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How to Save Green When You Shop Green
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If you love pasta, but don't love rolling and kneading dough, consider an Imperia Pasta Machine. It's fun and inexpensive, and the results are delicious.
How to File For Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is the last resort to dealing with debt: when a person finds himself in so much debt that paying it off simply isn't an option, bankruptcy can be the only way to handle
Financial Decisions of Young Adults: Highlights from Our Chat With Rutgers
Don't miss the highlights from our chat with Dr. Barbara O'Neill from Rutgers on financial decisions of young adults!
The Ultimate Guide to Flying During the Holidays
Holiday travel adventures are fast approaching. Take some of the frustration out of the trip with some clever advice on planning, packing, and persevering.
$8000 housing tax credit can now be turned into cash at closing according to FHA
As part of the Obama stimulus plan passed in January, first time home buyers in 2009 are entitled to a tax credit of up to $8000 that they do not have to repay. This tax credit was
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With the average American family of four spending almost $4,000 per year on clothing, think of the money you can save by extending the life of your clothes and hanging onto them lo