Which form of silver is best for investing in right now?
With silver prices elevated, choosing the right form matters in terms of the cost, liquidity and long-term value.
What is the minimum payment the IRS will accept?
Knowing how IRS minimum payments are calculated can make a major difference in how manageable your tax debt is.
What are the exemptions to a bankruptcy discharge (and why do they matter)?
Bankruptcy exemptions determine what property you can keep, so knowing these limits is crucial before you file.
Do you have to pay a debt if it's been sold?
When a debt changes hands, your obligations — and your options — may not be quite what you'd expect.
What is considered a fair settlement on your credit card debt?
Settling credit card debt can save thousands of dollars, but you'll need to make realistic settlement offers.
How much will a debt collector take you to court over?
Understanding debt collection thresholds can help you navigate your options and avoid legal consequences.
How much gold can you buy for $1,000 right now?
Gold's current record price means your $1,000 buys less than ever (and the premiums add even more to your costs).
Can you buy gold bars and store them at home?
Home storage may sound simple, but there are things investors should know about keeping their gold bars at home.
When should you dispute collection debt?
Disputing collections debt can protect your credit, but only if you know when it actually makes sense to do so.
Can you back out of a debt settlement?
You may have options if a debt settlement no longer feels right, but the timing, paperwork and payments matter.
What are the downsides of investing in silver?
Silver's surge has investors paying closer attention to the precious metal, but some downsides can come with it.
Does the IRS know when you buy gold?
Not all gold purchases are reported, but some transactions can trigger dealer disclosure requirements. Here's why.
Do you legally have to pay back debt collectors?
You may have a legal obligation to repay old debts, but there are also strict limits on debt collectors' tactics.
How likely is it that a debt collector will sue you?
If you're behind on payments, you should know what the odds are that a debt collector will take legal action.
What is the cheapest way to buy silver this January?
Buying silver doesn't have to mean overpaying for it. Here's where to find the lowest-cost options this month.