You relied on good credit to see you through to retirement — don't put those good financial habits aside just yet!
Rising interest rates aren't all bad. Here's how to make rate hikes work to your favor.
Building net worth isn't just about generating income. It's also about getting your borrowing under control.
A HELOC offers a flexible way to tap your home equity. Just be sure to answer a few questions before applying.
If you have the home equity to spare, you can borrow against it. Just be sure you're using the loan for something smart.
Are you toeing the line of too much debt? These warning signs say so.
It's important to teach your kids about money. But they don't need to know every little thing about your personal money matters.
Your thin credit record may not tell the whole story. Some lenders are starting to look at other information about you, too. Here's what you need to know.
Few financial products are as versatile and powerful as a credit card. Here are seven ways they can save you money.
Life is full of tough decisions. Like, whether it's better to tap your retirement savings or home equity when you need cash.
You got a higher education to improve your life — not to burden it. Don't let a student loan ruin everything.
Cash is super if you're 12 years old and want to go to the movies. But for the rest of us, the less cash, the better.
You know you need an emergency fund, but you just don't have one. When "disaster" strikes, where can you turn for fast cash? Your Roth IRA can help.
Living life free of debt can be really awesome. And we mean really.
If the hefty price tag is dampening your enthusiasm for fair trade, get smart about sourcing your ethically produced must haves.
If you've got more than one kind of debt to repay, target the debt that hurts your credit score the most and watch your rating improve — fast.
Wedding season is fast approaching. Why not make your "Something Borrowed" work to your favor (and your budget)?
There's a razor-thin line between "healthy" debt and a big financial problem debt. Have you crossed it?
When Nosy Parkers start prying into personal money matters, here's how to shut 'em down.
Before taking on any new debt, ask yourself these four questions. Are you ready for the financial commitment?
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