You might be entitled to tax breaks if you're helping support your parents.
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The law doesn't make it easy, and it's not something you should tackle on your own.
There are several steps you can take to ensure your credit rating isn't ruined.
You're headed for trouble if you pick up these distress signals.
Follow these tips to get your debt under control.
When you apply for and use credit, you should expect a fair deal from the lender.
Make sure you know what fees and rates your card issuer is charging.
Unconcerned with making a profit, they can often pay more interest on accounts and charge less in fees.
A lot of confusion surrounds this magic number, which can affect everything from your mortgage rate to your chances of landing a job. We lift the shroud with easy-to-understand information and advice.
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Thinking about borrowing from your 401(k)? Be careful.
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Not all plastic cards are created equal.
Zero in on the best card by figuring out how you handle credit.
This tutorial will show you how to get the best credit card for your style and find alternatives to credit.
Yes, love and money really CAN mix. Use these practical techniques to cool off even the hottest financial issues.
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Candidates aren't hard to find. Here's how to find the right one for you.
The latest and greatest deals by category as tracked by Bankrate.com.
Here are the basics of money management to help you take inventory of your finances and set goals.
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If you start picking up distress signals, run your budget through these checks.
There's a catch, which can cost you a lot, to those offers from stores.
Follow these five tips before saying "I do."
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Don't let a mistake blemish your credit.
If shedding those excess loans and credit cards is harder than you thought, try these payment reducing strategies.
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After a certain point, higher credit scores don't win lower interest rates.
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Answers to your common questions about credit cards.
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