From money-saving tips to cyber security, our blog covers a wide range of topics to help improve your financial well-being.
Kids stay safest when they trick-or-treat with a trusted adult or group, use crosswalks, and carry a light or wear reflective gear. Adults can avoid Halloween scams by pausing before clicking links and never sharing passwords, PINs, or card numbers.
The CFPB's 2025 rule banning medical debt from credit reports was struck down in court, so no federal law removes it. Credit bureaus still voluntarily exclude paid medical debt, balances under $500, and debt less than 12 months old.
A personal loan can be a smart way to consolidate debt if it lowers your total cost, including fees, and you stop adding new charges to the cards you pay off.
What happens to joint accounts in a divorce? Both spouses remain responsible until the account is closed, paid off, or refinanced. Learn how to protect your credit.
How do scammers exploit psychology to trick victims? Scammers manipulate cognitive biases and emotions to bypass rational thinking and gain trust.
What are "boomerang kids"? Adult children who return to live with their parents after a period of independence.
What should you do if you're behind on your mortgage? Act quickly, contact your lender, and seek help.
What is a Certificate of Deposit? A certificate of deposit is a savings account with a deadline. Learn how certificates work.
What is inflation? | How does inflation affect your money? | Inflation explained: Inflation is when prices rise over time, making your money buy less.
What’s the difference between credit counseling and credit repair? | Credit counseling vs. credit repair companies | How to choose between credit counseling and credit repair services
Steps to take when facing a debt lawsuit. Why you should take a debt lawsuit seriously, even if you don’t recognize the debt or can’t afford to pay it immediately.