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7 Tough Questions About Debt, Answered

These aren't the easy, make a plan and pay it off questions about debt. These are the ones that keep you up at night.

Divorce doesn't only involve the distribution of assets; it involves the distribution of debts, too. Here's what to expect when you untie the knot.

Sometimes, having a good lawyer in your corner really does make all the difference.

Life happens. Don't let a major curveball impact your ability to save for retirement.

There's nothing easy about divorce, including managing your credit. Here's what to look for.

Finding your financial footing after a divorce is not easy, but you can do it.

Millions of Americans are saddled with debt. To truly get rid of it, you need to get to the root of the problem.

A big wedding comes with a hefty price tag. Borrowing to pay for it will have you saying "I do" to years of debt, too.

Heading toward divorce with a huge stash of points and miles? Yep, those are negotiable, too.

Putting in long hours at work often means a bigger paycheck. But what about when burning the midnight oil ends up costing you money?

If you have a will, you're already ahead of the curve. But you need to make sure it's updated, too.

Divorce impacts many aspects of your life — even your Social Security benefits.

It's important to teach your kids about money. But they don't need to know every little thing about your personal money matters.

Your perfect partner is smart, funny, attractive. What more could you want from them? Add this to your list: a good credit score.

Divorce is complicated and expensive. Dispel these money myths so you'll be better prepared to go your separate ways.

The price tag on divorce is sky-high. Save yourself from further financial fallout by protecting your money.

Life is full of ups and downs. Sometime the downs take all your money along for the ride.

Skeletons in your financial closet? Like it or not, your financial adviser needs to know everything about your personal money matters.

If you and your spouse decide to separate, you'll still need to agree on how to handle your money — together. Here's how.

Divorce can be a difficult financial situation — and even more so, unfortunately, if student loans are involved.