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Is it possible for old debt to come back and haunt you? Unfortunately, it depends on a few different things.

Credit report inaccuracies can take the wind out of your sails when you're working to build your credit. Here are your options.

Have you recently had a credit card canceled? You're certainly not alone; Americans everywhere are seeing this happen. Here's why.

We've all seen the late night debt negotiation ads promising to solve all of your financial woes, but be warned, they're often a trap.

Debt consolidation loans often sound to good to be true - that's because they often are. Here's what you should know before signing.

There's more that goes into retirement planning than you might think; unfortunately, a lot of us are nowhere close to being ready.

New changes to the California Homestead Exemption may make it easier for California residents to protect their homes.

A new California law may help to provide some additional protection from debt collectors. Here's what you need to know.

One of the top reasons people forgo bankruptcy is a desire to buy a house. Here's why you shouldn't let that stop you.

It may seem tempting to cash in your 401(k) to handle debts that have piled up, but that could be an enormous mistake. Here's why.

Household debt, despite what many would have anticipated during a pandemic, has evidently declined in Q2. Here's a quick analysis.

The latest Federal Report on Economic Well-Being has been released, bringing with it some worrying highlights.