More parents are saving for their children’s education costs, but savings are still behind. Here’s what you can do to increase college savings today!
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Navys Flores thought debt settlement was the right way to eliminate credit card debt, but three years later she was forced to call NBC 6 Responds for help.
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The new 2017 structure for installment agreement fees offers serious incentives to set up IAs and make payments online in the form of lower fees.
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Collection practices for defaulted student loan debt won’t get any gentler, but customer service for repayment on current student loans may get better.
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Providing financial support to adult children delays the retirement goals of parents. We have tips to help Millennials transition to financial independence.
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This map shows median rental costs in 50 U.S. cities. If rent is taking up more than one third of your budget, we have advice to achieve homeownership.
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With the help of Consolidated Credit, Maria Altamirano was able to eliminate her high interest credit card debt to become a first time homebuyer.
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If a new bill passes in Congress, your employer could soon offer a 529 college savings plan with tax benefits and a match program like your 401(k).
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You want to eliminate your student loans but a high monthly payment burden now could prevent major life goals like marriage and buying a first home.
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Chase banking customers should take note that the company is changing its policy that allows a credit card to be used for account overdraft protection.
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If you’re facing foreclosure, you have a 5 to 1 chance to find a home retention solution that allows you to keep your home rather than forfeit it.
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Debt collectors are finding ways around the FDCPA and issuing warrants for failure to comply with court orders over unpaid credit card debt. What can you do?
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Paying child support by credit card may be convenient, but added convenience fees and high interest charges for cash advances could hurt your budget.
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