Why are Car Buyers Borrowing More?
Auto debt went into high gear in recent years. We look under the hood of this new trend.
Finding a New Car Loan While in Bankruptcy
Going through bankruptcy is tough enough. Can you get a new car loan while in the process?
Bribing Your Kids? Experts Say Think Twice
If you've been offering your child money in exchange for good behavior, you may be sending the wrong message.
Why Your Passwords Should be at Least 24 Characters Long
Here are two simple rules to follow when developing hacker-proof passwords.
Expect Lower Gas Prices Through End of Year
Drivers across the country are catching a break when it comes to filling up, and gas prices are likely to continue to fall—all the way through winter.
Should I Stop Paying Bills Before Filing Bankruptcy?
You can stop paying some bills before filing bankruptcy, but it might mean more headaches.
Cost to Raise Child up Slightly to $245,340
A message for new parents: get ready for sticker shock.
No More Passwords? What Will We Use?
Passwords are notoriously unreliable – too hard for users to remember and too easy for determined criminals to guess. But what's the best security solution?
6 Signs You're Behind the Financial Times
It's OK if you're not an early adopter of financial technologies. But if you're still doing these six things, it's time to step into the 21st century.
Correcting Credit Report Errors Could Get Easier
A case now in federal court could help consumers whose credit reports contain inaccuracies.
Why It's Better to Lose Money Fast
No one sets out to fail, and often, it’s no one’s fault. And while failing stinks, there's a better way to fail with your money.
Budget-Friendly Ways to Stay Safe this Summer
Sunburn, scrapes and skin irritations are common during the summer months, and preventing and treating them can get costly.
Does Life Insurance Cover Prison Inmates?
Orange is the new insured? See whether prisoners can get life insurance policies.
Your Landline: Think Twice Before Cutting the Cord
It might be tempting to consider cutting your landline service; almost 40% of Americans already have. But before you do, there may be a few considerations you might be overlooking.
The Side Effects of Credit Cards
Credit card disclosures list page after page of numbers and financial terms, but they never really come clean about the possible side effects of credit card borrowing.
What the AT&T and DirecTV Deal Means for Consumers
AT&T is acquiring DirecTV to the tune of $49 billion, but what will this mean for consumers? Stable prices and greater access to streaming content seem to be on the horizon.
What Type of Procrastinator are You?
Procrastination can not only lead to added stress, it can lose you money.
Authorized User Backfire Hurts Son's Credit Score
What happens when adding an authorized user backfires?
There Ain't No Cure for the Bad Co-Signer Credit Score Blues
When you co-sign, you agree to take on responsibility for the loan -- and the credit damage that results if it's allowed to go into default.
4 Financial Tasks You Should Stop Putting Off
People often fail to keep up with these financial tasks simply because there are no hard deadlines for doing so. Here's how to keep them up to date.



















