Debt Management
News, insights and expert analysis on debt management from the team at Kiplinger.
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Three Ways to Get Your Finances in Better ShapeWant fitter finances this year and beyond? Start by making full use of all your workplace benefits — from 401(k)s to budgeting apps and wellness programs.
By Craig Rubino
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Three Common Cash Flow Mistakes and How to Fix ThemBetter cash flow management could have a bigger impact on your retirement savings than simply making more money. Here's how to manage that.
By Mike Decker, NSSA®
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How to Use Good Debt (While Identifying and Avoiding Bad Debt)Not all debt is bad, but knowing the difference between good debt and bad debt and how to use them can help you get ahead financially and stay ahead.
By Mike Decker, NSSA®
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Extra Cash? Should You Pay Off Debt or Invest?Depending on your financial situation, you might benefit from paying off debt, investing or both. Here are some things to consider before deciding.
By Anthony Martin
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Four Perfect and Powerful Financial New Year's ResolutionsWhile you're vowing to get in shape, eat better and practice a better work-life balance in the New Year, don't forget to consider your finances.
By Tony Drake, CFP®, Investment Advisor Representative
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Are Credit Cards an Alternative Source of Income?Thinking that having credit available means you have another source of income is misguided.
By Deborah W. Ellis
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Financial Hangover Got You Down? Rebalance Your BudgetAfter overindulging on vacations or other fun, here's how to review your budget and set new goals, without sacrificing the experiences that matter most.
By Frank J. Legan
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How to Rank Your Financial PrioritiesCircumstances are different for everyone, but this adviser with 20-plus years of experience shares some insights on getting your financial priorities in order.
By Andrew Rosen, CFP®, CEP
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Six Reasons to Have Life InsuranceThe peace of mind from knowing your family is financially protected if something happens to you is invaluable, but there are other compelling reasons, too.
By Anthony Martin
