I’m Unemployed … Should I Pay Off My Debt?
One reader who was out of work is expecting a sizable tax refund and wants to know the best way to use it.
One reader who was out of work is expecting a sizable tax refund and wants to know the best way to use it.
If you access your credit report online, you get it immediately, but what if you request a copy of your credit report by mail? How soon should it arrive?
I’m buying a home and the seller has offered to personally give me a mortgage instead of going through a bank. What should I do?
Even if you can't pay your federal income taxes when they're due, it's smart to file on time.
If you are sued, can a creditor take your retirement funds? Are there steps you can take to protect them?
Parents may be eligible for some college tax breaks once their child enrolls in school. Here's a quick guide to what you may be able to claim.
Jan and Tim, ages 69 and 70, are receiving an $800,000 windfall, and they want to use it wisely. We ask a financial planner about couples and retirement.
When should a parent remove an adult child as an authorized user — and how might it affect the younger person's score?
Can a spouse-to-be's credit history hurt yours? Here's what you need to know about marriage and credit to help boost his or her score (and protect yours).