Debt Management
News, insights and expert analysis on debt management from the team at Kiplinger.
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Give Your Budget Some LoveBudgeting Think of it as a flexible tool to prioritize—and achieve—your goals.
By Lisa Gerstner
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Retirees, Make the Most of Your Home EquityBudgeting A home equity loan or home equity line of credit may be perfect for your retirement finances. But don't delay; a fee increase is coming.
By Patricia Mertz Esswein
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How to Play Defense on Your Debt – Even in an Economic Downturndebt management For anyone with debt to their name, right now could be a great time to take advantage of unique opportunities to either refinance, pay off or even drag out their payments. Which strategy is right for you?
By Matt J. Goren, Ph.D., CFP®
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Millennials Face Their Second Recession
Making Your Money Last Forty percent of millennials say the pandemic will likely cause them to delay payments on their debts. Does that include you? Time to take action.
By Rivan V. Stinson
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10 Things You Should Know Before Filing for Bankruptcybankruptcy If you're struggling to pay your bills and thinking about filing for bankruptcy, there are a few things you should know before taking that big step.
By Diane Davis
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9 Ways to Raise Cash Quicklysavings The $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package is providing a $1,200 check for millions of Americans.
By Sandra Block
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Economic Aid for Millennials: Stimulus Checks, Student Loan Relief and Moresavings The coronavirus pandemic is killing our economy, and millennials are being hit particularly hard.
By Rocky Mengle
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Interest Rates at Zerocredit & debt Bankrate.com's Greg McBride joins our hosts Sandy Block and Ryan Ermey for a discussion on the repercussions of a prolonged period of low interest rates. The pair also recommends mutual funds that hold up during down markets.
By Sandra Block
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Yes, It Is Possible to File Bankruptcy on Student Loanscollege Here's the story of one lawyer who did it herself. This strategy is not right for everyone, and there is a very high standard that must be met. But for some people, it is one possible way out of from under crushing student debt.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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