Credit scores are dropping rapidly. Here's why (and what to do about it).
Economic issues are sending credit scores lower nationwide. Here's what's fueling the drop — and how to respond.
3 ways you could be making your debt worse without realizing it
Think you're managing your debt wisely? You may be, but these common mistakes could also be draining your budget.
The 6-month reverse mortgage rule: What it is and why it matters to borrowers
The 6-month reverse mortgage rule is an important one to understand, as it can make or break your estate plans.
What are the best ways to borrow $50,000 of home equity now?
With rates dropping and equity levels high, homeowners have multiple options to borrow from their properties.
6 strategic ways to get money out of an annuity
Annuities are built for the long haul, which means taking money out of the account isn't always straightforward.
Simple mistakes that can make your credit card debt more expensive this fall
If you want to keep your credit card debt from spiraling, be sure to avoid these costly but common mistakes.
How and when to watch the 2025 Emmy Awards show live tonight
Don't miss a moment of the 2025 Emmys. Here's how to watch the action live, from the red carpet to the awards show.
How seniors can borrow home equity without extra monthly payments
Seniors have a few smart options to unlock their home equity now without adding to their monthly bills.
What seniors should know about inflation and annuities now
Rising prices and economic uncertainty could have a big impact on seniors' retirement income strategies right now.
How to get rid of "buy now, pay later" debt before it impacts your credit
Millions could see drops in their credit scores as BNPL impacts credit this fall, but there are ways to avoid the damage.
What is the 3-day rule for Medicare and how does it impact your coverage?
This decades-old rule could leave you with unexpected bills if you need specialized care after a hospital stay.
Should you ever pay for help with your credit card debt?
Paying for help with credit card debt isn't always necessary, but in some cases, it can save you time and money.
What are the 6 things that Original Medicare won't cover?
Original Medicare leaves major gaps in coverage that could result in thousands worth of out-of-pocket costs.
Will credit card issuers waive your payments after an unexpected job loss?
Losing your job can make credit card bills overwhelming. Here's what issuers may — or may not — do to help.
Do you have to include all debt in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Before filing for bankruptcy, you need to know what debts must be disclosed and what happens if you leave some out.