5 credit card behaviors that could cause big financial trouble right now
If you recognize any of these patterns in your own credit card usage, it's time to take action.
Personal bankruptcy inquiries are surging: 4 alternatives to consider now
If you're deep in debt, bankruptcy can help wipe the slate clean, but it's not the only option worth weighing.
3 things to know before enrolling in a debt management program this May
Debt management could offer major relief from your credit card debt, but there are a few things to know first.
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How to choose the right tax debt relief option for your situation
Understanding which relief option aligns with your situation is crucial for resolving your tax issues effectively.
Dealing with high-rate credit card debt? 4 experts who can help now
If your credit card debt is out of control, the trick to getting back on track could be finding the right expert.
Is credit card debt consolidation worth it right now?
Rolling your debt into one lump-sum loan can be a smart move, but it won't be the right one for every borrower.
How to roll all your debt into one payment for May
Tired of juggling multiple debt payments each month? These strategies can help streamline the repayment process.
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Have tax debt? Here's how to find professional help.
It can be tough to find the right help for your tax issues — but if you owe the IRS, it's important to do that now.
What's a good amount of home equity to have right now?
Home equity levels are at record highs right now, but how much equity should you actually have in your home?
How can I stop the IRS from garnishing my wages?
If the IRS is threatening to take part of your paycheck, these strategies could help protect your finances.
How to protect your money from garnishment by debt collectors
If debt collectors are threatening the money in your bank account or paycheck, these strategies could help.
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How to negotiate tax debt with the IRS
If you were hit with a tax bill that you can't pay out of pocket, you may be able to settle that debt with the IRS.
What could trigger a credit card penalty APR?
If a penalty APR kicks in on your credit card, it won't go away quickly, so it's important to avoid these triggers.
Nearly 50% of older adults carry credit card debt. Here's how to get rid of yours now.
If you're over 50 and dealing with expensive, high-rate credit card debt, these simple strategies could help.
What to know about the IRS substitute for return
If you miss the tax deadline, the IRS may file your return for you, which could cost more than you bargained for.