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4 of 5 Payday Loans Are Rolled Over, Report Finds

Payday loans are seldom paid off when they are due; most roll over, adding fees and often costing borrowers more in fees than the amount borrowed.

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Will Paying an Old Debt Hurt My Credit Scores?

Paying collection accounts shouldn't have an effect on your credit scores, but many people fear that payment could hurt their scores.

Gerri Detweiler

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Can a Debt Collector Remove Data From Your Credit Report?

If you're hoping to negotiate a debt settlement, be aware that tactics that were useful a decade ago could backfire now.

Christine DiGangi

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The 4-Letter Word That Can Ruin Your Credit

Here's what to do when this four-letter word is wreaking havoc on your financial life.

Adam Levin

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How to Get a Mortgage Despite a Debt Judgment

A judgment can hurt your ability to get a mortgage -- unless you take specific steps.

Scott Sheldon

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8 Quick Ways to Slash Holiday Debt

Holiday spending was fun, but debt repayment isn't. Here's how to quickly -- alas, not painlessly -- get it out of your life.

Allison Martin

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4 Money Differences Between Married and Divorced People

Credit.com's survey "Marriage, Divorce & Credit" asked couples about their finances. Here are the money traits between married -- and divorced -- couples.

Christine DiGangi

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5 Rules That Credit Experts Live By

How do the credit experts manage their own credit? We asked, and they provided the go-to credit tips they use.

Christine DiGangi

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How I Went from $50K in Credit Card Debt to $50K in Savings

Managing debt isn't easy, especially when divorce enters the equation. A woman tells how she repaid $50,000 in credit card debt and learned to save.

Gerri Detweiler

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