18 States Where You Can Do Your Back-to-School Shopping Tax-Free
Several states have tax holidays coming up that can help back-to-school shoppers stretch their money - is your state one of them?
Several states have tax holidays coming up that can help back-to-school shoppers stretch their money - is your state one of them?
When you apply to rent a home, it's not unusual for the owner or manager to require a credit check. But do you have a right to see that report?
A new survey shows that families plan to start back-to-school shopping at least two months in advance to accommodate the costs.
Credit reports once were literally files, often stuffed with newspaper clippings about volunteer work or obituaries. Here's a short credit bureau history.
Your insurer is likely to ask a lot of questions before issuing a policy, and your answers will be checked. So what do they know, anyway?
U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters is proposing changes to credit reporting laws. Here's what it could mean for you.
Your parents taught you how to save and spend wisely; now they're in retirement, and overspending against their own good advice. What should you do?
Having a debt collector calling your cellphone is particularly annoying, because you are seldom away from it. But you do have options.
Most Americans with credit card debt are serious about paying it off, and most plan to tackle it in 2014, according to a new survey by Credit.com.
A reader writes in asking what he can do about a past due medical bill that he can't pay. Can you negotiate a medical bill possible, even if it's late?