My New Car Is a Piece of Junk. Can I Return It to the Dealer?
Our readers have asked us if they can just "give the keys back" and get a car that's reliable. But what can happen if you return your car to the dealer?
Our readers have asked us if they can just "give the keys back" and get a car that's reliable. But what can happen if you return your car to the dealer?
When you are trying to get out of debt, consolidating credit cards or other loans can save you time and money. But does debt consolidation help your credit?
When you use a real estate agent to sell your house, you also have to plan on paying a commission. Is there a way around that?
Considering buying a second home, vacation time-share or rental property? Our credit experts share tips for finding and financing your investment property.
If you received a 1099-C form reporting “cancelled debt income," you may wonder whether it will affect your credit scores. Find out what our experts say.
Not checking your credit can be expensive. Mistakes you weren’t aware of can cost you. Here are some guidelines for how often to get yours.
The Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 was signed into law on May 22, 2009. Find out how this benefits you, the consumer.
You have some serious credit clout, but what exactly are your credit rights and how can you use them? Read more about what our experts have to say.
What might seem crazy for one business to try to deduct could turn out to be fine for another. Here's how to know where to draw the line.
A collection account can drag down your credit score for several years — but not always.