Debt Management  

The majority of taxpayers will get a tax refund, but it isn't free money. It's money that you've been prevented from spending for the past year, so here's how to hang onto it.

Facing bankruptcy is an uphill climb, but there is a robust financial future to those who make it back to good financial health.

Getting approved for a mortgage loan with high student loan debt is a doable task, but it takes some careful planning and a healthy dose of creativity.

Reverse mortgages have not gone mainstream, but more and more experts like the idea, but with caveats.

While using cash can help consumers avoid being trapped in debt, throwing away all your credit cards could be a mistake.

The NCAA tournament is a month-long reminder that the time to pay for college is just around the corner. Here's your game plan.

Auto dealers love to stick auto-leasing customers with a trunk full of fees and charges when their vehicle lease expires. Here's how to minimize them.

Americans would go to great lengths to get an extra $1,000. Here's what most people would do to land one grand.

Negative interest rates are enacted during dire economic times and intended to boost spending and lending. Here's what you need to know when rates drop below 0.

As interest rates rise, saving money in CDs generate more income. Here's how online banking can help.