Worst Financial Mistakes You Can Make During a Divorce
Going through a divorce is hard enough. It becomes even more difficult when you find that you’re not able to reach the financial settlement…
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Protecting Your Credit During a Major Setback
The following is presented for informational purposes only. A major life setback is stressful enough without having to worry about finances, but unfortunately, that’s…
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5 Safe Ways to Help Your Children Build Their Credit
Helping your children build their credit is an important step in getting them ready to head out into the world without you. Unfortunately, good…
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How Can Divorce Affect Your Credit?
The following is presented for information purposes and is not intended as legal advice or credit repair. There was a time when credit bureaus…
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How to Respond to Debt Collectors if You Are Retired
The following article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. For many people, retirement means living on a…
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Three Options for Merging Finances After Marriage
The following is presented for informational purposes only. You may have heard or experienced how money can be the source of arguments and stress…
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5 Simple Strategies for Taking Control of Your Credit
The following is for informational purposes only and is not intended as credit repair. Believe it or not, most people don’t have great credit.…
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Credit Card Use in College After the CARD Act
If you were in college before 2010, you might have come across a now-cliché scene. A bank or credit union offering free t-shirts, Frisbees,…
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