When it comes to erasing debt, you've got options. You can do it yourself, go to a credit counselor, try debt settlement or go for the nuclear bomb of debt destruction: bankruptcy.
Today we found articles on how to avoid busting your budget on a DIY project, money myths that lead to debt, and tips for buying stylish and affordable furniture.
If you're not keeping track of debt, you're probably not making much progress in paying it off. Follow one of these methods to easily track and pay off your debt.
If you're planning to lease a new (or new-to-you) car, follow this advice to make sure you're factoring in all the costs and getting a car you truly can afford.
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The Apple Watch is here — and we've rounded up some must-have finance apps to help you manage your money. Is your wrist ready for personal finance?
4 Ways Chip Credit Cards Make Life Easier
Chip-and-PIN technology is coming to the U.S., ensuring that your credit and debit cards are safer than ever. Here's what you can expect.
4 Surprising Reasons to Always Use Your Credit Card
Did you know that your credit card has built in protection for your purchases?
15 Things You Can Do With a Credit Card Besides Buy Stuff
The plastic in your wallet is so much more than just a one-trick spending pony. Find out how to really put your credit to work.
How Much Caffeine is in That?
Find out how much caffeine is in your drinks, foods, and medications.
Beat Stress With These 28 Inexpensive Pastimes
Got time to kill, but no money to burn? Try one of these low-cost (or free!) pastimes. You’ll beat stress and maybe learn a thing or two!
How to Balance Saving for Retirement, Emergency Fund, and Paying Off Debt
Funding the personal finance Big Three — debt repayment, retirement, and emergency cash — is possible if you follow a balanced plan, like this one.
20 Places to Find the Best Freebies
Free stuff is pretty awesome, right? Here are the best places to find all the freebies you can handle.
How You Know When It's Time For Bankruptcy
When it comes to erasing debt, you've got options. You can do it yourself, go to a credit counselor, try debt settlement or go for the nuclear bomb of debt destruction: bankruptcy.
Best Money Tips: How to Avoid Busting Your Budget on a DIY Project
Today we found articles on how to avoid busting your budget on a DIY project, money myths that lead to debt, and tips for buying stylish and affordable furniture.
11 Good Money Habits That Will Keep You Out of Debt
If you live life following these good money habits, you'll never find yourself facing debt.
Rethinking the 529 College Savings Plan Strategy
Since the 529 college savings plan offers both an investment and a tuition option, there's good reason to do both!
7 Reasons You Shouldn't "Vacation Shame" Your Coworkers
Have you ever made your coworkers feel guilty about taking vacation? Knock it off! There are many good reasons employees need time off.
6 Smart Ways to Use Old Savings Bonds
Dig out those old savings bonds, find out what they're worth, and teach your bonds to do more than reliably collect interest.
Sell Your House Faster With These 6 House Flipping Tricks
Ready to sell your house, fast? Try these expert moves house-flipping pros love. You'll get a great sale in record time.
Ways to Track Debt
If you're not keeping track of debt, you're probably not making much progress in paying it off. Follow one of these methods to easily track and pay off your debt.
When It Makes Sense to Apply for a Mortgage Loan Without Your Spouse
Marriage is a collaboration, but if your spouse has less than stellar credit, you may be better off going solo on a mortgage application.
7 Best Free Treks in the World
Epic hikes don't need to cost an arm and a leg. There are plenty you can do for $0.
How to Get a Free Fraud Alert on Your Credit Report
Placing a fraud alert on your credit report is an easy (and free!) way to protect yourself from identity theft. But there's a catch.
How Much Car Can You Afford?
If you're planning to lease a new (or new-to-you) car, follow this advice to make sure you're factoring in all the costs and getting a car you truly can afford.