Credit Accounts and Divorce
The type of debt you and your spouse have will determine your options for deciding who will pay it off and how. There are two types of credit accounts: individual and
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Get Your Credit Report
Why Do I Need to Check my Credit Report? It is important to check your credit reports regularly to make sure the information on the reports is correct, as well as
Credit and Your Credit Report: What You Need to Know
What You Need to Know What is credit? Credit is money you borrow and repay at a later time. Often, there is a charge for borrowing the money, especially if not
Figuring Out Your Net Worth
To figure your net worth, first add up the value of all your assets. Next add the value of all your liabilities. Finally, subtract the total value of your liabilities from
5 Money Traps that Keep you Broke
Check cashing and money order fees add up If you pay $2 to cash your weekly paycheck, by the end of the year it will cost you $104. If you buy
Credit Card Basics Worksheet
More than two-thirds of people who have credit cards do not pay them off each month. This Credit Card Basics Worksheet will help you sort out what you owe and what
Did You Hear about the Saver’s Credit? (Infographic)
Did You Hear About The Saver’s Credit? It’s A Savings Bonus That Helps You Save for Retirement! Millions of working Americans are missing out on a valuable tax credit – The
5 Money Mistakes Women in Couples Should Avoid
Here are some common mistakes that a lot of women make and that you can learn to avoid. 1. Not getting involved in managing the family’s finances. Many women manage the
Know Before You Owe: Important Information about Student Loans
When deciding which college to attend, cost will undoubtedly be a big factor. Taking on any kind of debt—including student loan debt—has a lasting impact on your life and may hold
Saving for College with Education Savings Accounts and 529 College Savings Plans
In 2002, Congress recognized the growing challenge of paying for college by establishing Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (ESAs). ESAs replaced the underpowered, Education IRA. Parents, grandparents or friends can contribute a