Is there any way to get rid of medical debt?
Unpaid medical bills can linger, but you have options that can help ease, reduce or even eliminate what you owe.
How serious is medical debt?
Medical debt is weighing on more households than usual. Here's what today's borrowers should keep in mind.
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Can you be sued by a debt collector for unpaid medical bills?
Medical bills can quickly spiral, so you need to understand your legal exposure if the debt goes to collections.
With Medicare premiums set to rise in 2026, is Medicare supplemental insurance worth it?
Medicare costs are climbing in 2026, raising questions about whether supplemental coverage makes financial sense.
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How much will a $550,000 mortgage cost per month after the October Fed rate cut?
The recent Fed rate cuts have pushed mortgage rates lower, potentially saving borrowers hundreds per month.
What happens when a debt collector sells your debt?
When a debt collector sells your account, the process can shift quickly. Here's what borrowers should understand.
Does medical debt ever get written off?
Medical debt has become increasingly common, prompting questions about what really happens to those balances.
Can you get a home equity loan on a condo?
Many owners are considering tapping their condo's equity as costs rise, but the borrowing rules may surprise you.
Do you have to pay a debt if it has been sold?
When a lender sells your debt, the rules change, but your obligations might not. Here's what borrowers should know.
Does disputing a debt hurt your credit? Here's what borrowers should know.
Disputing a debt can be smart in some cases, but the process can also get complicated. Here's what to know now.
What are the monthly payments on a $900,000 mortgage after the recent Fed rate cut?
The Fed's rate cuts have improved mortgage affordability, but the costs remain substantial for high-value loans.
What is the 2-2-2 credit rule (and why does it matter to borrowers)?
The 2-2-2 credit rule can play a bigger role in your borrowing power than you might expect. Here's how — and why.
Want to have your credit card debt forgiven before the end of 2025? Here are your options.
Looking for realistic ways to reduce your credit card debt? Here's what to consider before choosing a path.