What's the maximum amount of income that can be garnished for credit card debt?
Creditors can seize a portion of your paycheck for unpaid credit card debt, but there are limits to this tactic.
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Home equity loan vs. credit card: Which is better now that the Fed's cutting rates?
Don't instinctively swipe your credit card now when a home equity loan could be a better way to borrow. Here's why.
Does the mortgage refinancing 1% rule still apply this fall? Here's what some experts think.
If you're planning to refinance your home this fall, you may not need as much of a rate reduction as you think.
What types of debts do not qualify for debt settlement?
Not all debts qualify for settlement, but knowing which ones are excluded can help you plan your payoff strategy.
Mortgage interest rates just dropped again. Here's what homebuyers should (and shouldn't) do next.
Mortgage interest rates fell again this week. Here's how homebuyers should (and shouldn't) respond to the news.
Do you have to hire a lawyer if you're being sued over unpaid credit card debt?
Being sued over credit card debt can be intimidating, but you may have more options for handling it than you think.
3 costly high-yield savings account mistakes to avoid this fall
A high-yield savings account can still be a profitable tool for savers, assuming they avoid these timely mistakes.
Here's why a silver investment is worth it right now
There are multiple reasons why a silver investment can be worth it right now. Here are three big ones to consider.
Why do some seniors choose Medigap over Medicare Advantage?
Many seniors prefer Medigap for its flexibility and stable coverage, but it's not the right fit for everyone.
3 silver investing moves beginners should make this October
With silver prices rising, beginner investors should consider making these three strategic moves this October.
How to save on 2026 Medicare costs during open enrollment
Premiums for Medicare Parts B and D are rising sharply in 2026, but open enrollment offers ways to cut costs.
Why you should use a HELOC to pay down credit card debt now
A HELOC could be the cost-effective solution to your high-rate credit card debt now. Here's why it could work.
How do you pay back a reverse mortgage loan?
Understanding how reverse mortgage repayments work now can help you avoid unwelcome surprises later.
3 CD account moves to make before an October Fed rate cut
Another Fed rate cut is quickly approaching. Here are three CD account moves to make before it becomes a reality.
What will happen to credit card rates if the Fed cuts rates again this month?
Another Fed rate cut could impact borrowing rates, but does that mean credit card users will get some relief?