2004 News Archive
New bankruptcy law requires credit counseling
Young people try to navigate adulthood without insurance
Bankruptcy stigma still strong, yet debt continues to pile up
Greenspan blasé about debt. Too upbeat on household sector, credit experts say
Pennies saved as Americans dig deeper into debt, fewer building nest egg
Americans must stop digging themselves deeper in hole of personal debt
Plastic May Be The Only Way To Go; But It Comes With A High Price
How to stay ahead of rising interest rates
Hurricane costs and financial losses devaste many floridians
Heed warning signs of debt overload
Audits and other pathways to change
How to read your credit report
Analysis-Record US debts mean milder Fed rate hikes ahead
Heed `debt triggers' as a sign you're headed toward trouble
Consumer debt is skyrocketing. What does that mean for the U.S.?
Maybe it's time we Americans stopped feeling guilty about debt.
Consumers Should Beware Debt Overload
Bounced checks can lead to banking ban
Consolidated: Household debt grew 10.4% in '03
U.S. Consumer Debt Grows at Alarming Rate
Here are ways to wipe out debt
Young people try to navigate adulthood without insurance
Frugal generation finds itself in debt, bankruptcy court
Seniors are saying, 'Put it on the plastic'
Debt-Management Tips for Seniors
Getting Personal: Retirees Turn To Credit Cards
Help available to seniors strapped with growing credit-card debt
9 ways to stick to your holiday budget
Tips for stretching your holiday budget
Avoid a Holiday Spending Hangover
Now What? 'Tis the Season to Go Bankrupt
Christmas spending quickly adds up
Credit cards: The debts that keep on compounding
Finance: Give Gifts That Give Back
Tend to overspend? Guard your budget during holidays
Local consumers vow to avoid the holiday credit card pitfall
Holidays mean kids, costs and considerations
Be of good cheer, but watch your wallet
Lest we forget, Christmas is not about the presents we give each other
How to Avoid Gift Shopping Yourself Into Excessive Debt - Strategies from Top Credit Counselor
Fewer consumers using credit to make holiday purchases
Lay out an affordable gift-giving plan - and stick to it
Consumer Debt More Than Doubles in Decade
A simple plan: Banish holiday debt
Mommy, where does money come from?
Young people try to navigate adulthood without insurance
Easy credit can lead to harsh realities

