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If you're considering taking out quick cash loans, you'll want to make sure you understand how payday loans work. Quick cash advances can get you through a tight spot, but they are expensive for any long-term or consistent loan situation. By Rachel Mork |
Tips on Avoiding or Understanding Fraud Blocks By Jacque Fisher |
Make Credit Bureaus and Creditors Accountable for Their Errors! By Barbara Fitzgerald-Malone |
If you get a notice from a collection agency and you do not believe the debt is yours or don't think the credit agency can prove it is yours, you want to send a debt validation letter. By Lindsey Renuard |
An essential part of winning the overall war of personal finance is to manage and eliminate credit card debt. Managing and eliminating credit card debt means more than just making your minimum payments on time. Your goal should be to minimize debt and maximize available credit, so it's there when you need it. By Rachel Mork |
Here's what you need to think about once you're living debt-free. By Erin Huffstetler |
As long as you know how online banking works and how you plan to use it, you can find the banking account that best meets your financial needs, but it's still a good idea to choose a bank with both online and physical banking or open separate accounts, one with an online bank and another at a bricks-and-mortar institution. By Dachary Carey |
Opening a checking account can be particularly difficult when you have bad credit; though they are precious few, you have some options. In response to the flood of applicants with bad credit, a number of banks are offering second chance or bad credit checking accounts. By Jaceson Maughan |
You may be tempted to avoid a used-car dealership when buying a car because, let's face it, not all used-car dealers have a great reputation. Buying a used car gives you an asset that is much more resistant to depreciation, and some models hold their value better than others. However, you still need to know the ins and outs of how to buy a used car from a private party. By Sharon Hurley Hall |
Discover ways to improve your credit score without the help of a consumer credit agency. By Erin Huffstetler |
What is a FICO Score? Many lenders rely on a FICO score so it's important to understand how they work for you By Dachary Carey |
If you don't want to get ripped off, you need to know the questions to ask when buying a used car. The more information you have about that car, the warranty and the dealer, the better off you will be. By Adrianna Henry |
The cost of a college education can mean years of student loan debt for many, but through student loan forgiveness programs, some or all of a graduate's student loan can be forgiven. While there are certain conditions that apply, for those who take advantage of the various programs, it can be a cost-effective solution to reducing student loan debt. By Jaceson Maughan |