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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.

Financial stress is enough of a beast to deal with as it is, but did you know it can lead to tangible health implications too?

It may seem like you don't have many relief options available if you're unemployed, bankruptcy among them; here's what you need to know.

The type of car loan you get can have some pretty big implications; keep this tips in mind before purchasing to lower the risk of repossession.

Many people considering filing for Chapter 7 have questions about their bankruptcy eligibility. Here's what you need to be able to qualify.

Generation Z has reached the point where they're beginning to get credit; here are some of the implications of that to consider.

Discharged debt is one of the primary goals of many people seeking bankruptcy, but what exactly happens when a debt is discharged? Here's what to know.

Senior debt management can be difficult, especially during a time that's supposed to be spent enjoying retirement. Watch for these pitfalls.

For many people, payday loans are a tempting way to get out of a bind, but the reality is much worse. New laws may make that more obvious.

The Q1 2020 report on household debt spells out some potentially concerning implications for the year ahead. Here's what to know.

Joe Biden has endorsed Elizabeth Warren's bankruptcy reform plan, but what would that mean to people looking to file? Here's what to know.