Personal Finance - Page 2

With the price of gas, groceries, and other essentials high, people in Los Angeles and around the country are making changes.

If you’re trying to make ends meet on the same income you had before inflation struck, we don’t have to tell you how hard inflation can hit.

If you’re among the tens of millions of Americans with medical debt on their credit reports, there’s good news on the horizon.

Downsides of refinancing may be of particular concern to someone who is considering it because they can’t keep up with mortgage payments. 

The advertisements for Tally–a solution presented as the answer to your sleepless nights–may be very attractive, but does it work as promised?

Overdraft charges and NSF (non-sufficient funds) charges are a profit center for banks, and a quicksand-like pitfall for many consumers.

Though there’s no magical time to take control of your finances, the fresh start of a shiny new year is as good a time as any.

If your budget isn’t stable, it’s important to think strategically about how an influx of cash can best serve you and your family.

Despite the pandemic debt levels seemed to be heading downwards, though a recent report spells the potential end of this trend.

If you’ve settled the debt for less than the full balance or the creditor has forgiven the debt, there may be another bill on the way.

The CDC has extended the federal eviction moratorium, but not all renters are protected under the new order. Here's what to know.