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The holidays present an excellent opportunity to teach your kids good financial lessons that will stick with them for life. Here are just a few.

Dishonesty in the bankruptcy process can have serious negative impacts on your case and on your life. Bankruptcy fraud is a federal felony.

Deposit advance loans were big banks' alternative to payday loans a few years ago. Now, they're coming back, but are they a good deal?

Many Americans go into debt to go on vacation, but the far better approach is to use vacation savings. Learn about websites and apps to help you save.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies occupy a unique place in finance today, but how are they treated in bankruptcy? Here's what to know.

Although everyone has unique retirement savings needs, some general points can be made about those needs and how they can be met.

A new federal law is enhancing two key tools that Americans can use to help protect against identity theft: security freezes and fraud alerts. Better yet, both tools are free.

Covered California is California’s ACA-compliant health insurance marketplace. Plans purchased through Covered California may be eligible for premium subsidies, which reduce how much have to pay to obtain health insurance

Although there are no foolproof methods for preventing identity theft, there are some steps that everyone can take to make it harder for criminals to target them and steal their personal information.

Wedding venues that don't break the bank? Food at the reception that isn't more expensive than feeding your immediate family for a year? And a honeymoon that's lavish and relaxing enough without draining your wallet? Yep. It's possible! Check out Borowitz & Clark's tips for an affordable Los Angeles wedding.