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As we head into 2018, U.S. consumers have record high debt levels, but does it affect all states equally? We look at Experian’s 2017 state of credit report to understand average credit card debt by state and tell you what you can do to get out of debt...
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April is Financial Literacy Month! We look at the most and least financially literate consumers across the nation. How does your state rank?..
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WalletHub released this year’s best and worst cities in America based on credit scores. How does your credit score compare to your neighbors?..
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A new study by CreditCards.com finds most Americans are living in an unsustainable state of debt when it comes to high interest rate credit card debt...
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A new report reveals a major financial literacy fail across the U.S. – consumers don’t have the financial knowledge they need to achieve stability...
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Your poor credit score may be costing you more and that’s not just due to higher rates on credit cards and loans. Even insurance premiums may be higher...
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In some states, nearly one out of five borrowers who graduated during the 2012-2013 schoolyear have defaulted on their student loan debt payments...
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Achieving the American Dream is getting tougher and tougher as home prices continue to rise, but some key areas still offer affordability to new buyers...
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This interactive map shows you the best and worst states for financial stability in the nation. Does where you live determine your ability to succeed?..
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More and more states are restricting employer credit checks as an unfair practice for job candidates hit by the Great Recession. Check out our map...
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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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A new study ranks states by revolving consumer debt per capita. High or low, Americans still have too much credit card debt to sustain indefinitely...
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Homeowners break even in two years with the affordability of buying a home versus renting, but how do you overcome obstacles to secure a good mortgage?..
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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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We look at credit card use by state throughout the U.S. to see which consumers are using credit the right way and who is headed for financial distress...
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Roughly 56 percent of Americans are using more than 2/3 of their available credit lines, meaning trouble down the road with high interest credit card debt...
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High income doesn’t always equate to financial stability, particularly if you live in a state with a high cost of living. We break stability down by state...
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A new study correlates home prices with gas price trends in a given region or area. So does an area with high gas prices really mean a better mortgage?..
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Women one roughly one in every three privately owned businesses in the U.S. but regardless of gender, you need the right strategy to avoid personal debt...
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Consolidated Credit weighs in on the best and worst cities you can live in if you want to save money and maintain a stable financial outlook...
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Year-over-year rental increases in some areas hit the double digits in January. Can the average renter really afford that much of a financial burden?..
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Appraised property values are falling in line with what homeowners believe their property is worth. We explains what this means for homeowners...
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There are a variety of ways to save money on insurance. Use these insurance tips and some other unusual facts to help stretch your paycheck...
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Consolidated Credit gives advice on how parents and students can make college affordable, including using the Princeton Review's 2014 Best Value Colleges...
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