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Poll: Student loan borrowers pile on credit card debt and forgo everyday services
Private student loan borrowers are so hard up for money within eight years of leaving college that about half have had to let go of everyday services like cable TV and Internet access, and more than a third have borrowed from friends or family just to keep up with their college debt payments and meet basic living expenses.
7 hrs ago | KRVN-AM Lexington
Three Easy Financial Lessons for Your Kids
It's graduation season. Did your teenager have to take a financial literacy course to don that cap and gown? Probably not.
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A debt payment plan that'll boost your credit
I'd like to pay off about $5,000 in credit card debt over the next one to two years.
22 hrs ago | The Times-Tribune
In This Corner: Tapping into your home's equity
Home improvement project? Funds for college tuition? Credit card bills? If any of these hit home with you, now may be the perfect time to take advantage of your home's equity.
Plain Dealing: Credit myths that can trip you up
The idea of "credit" has become a modern-day Medusa. We have a tangle of credit scores, reports and scoring formulas.
6 Start-Ups Tackling the Student Loan Crisis
A group of community-minded start-ups hope to ease the burden of college tuition with the concept of crowdfunding.
Kansas Citians carry the highest credit card debt, study says
The average Kansas City credit card consumer carried an average balance of $2,743.09, based on data collected as of April 1 by Manilla.com, an online personal finance business that helps people manage their bills and credit card accounts.
Millions miss chance to lighten loan burden
Brandon Prince sits inside his truck March 16 in Boise, Idaho, as he prepared to begin living in the vehicle.
Bedford woman should watch out for identity problems since she has same name as fiance's ex-wife
Q: I am engaged to a gentleman who had declared bankruptcy when he lived out West, along with is wife at the time.
Student loan crisis is coming to a head
The student loan burden is reaching crisis proportions. Young Americans are being saddled with unsustainable debts.
Powerball: 12 Ways to Spend Your Winnings
No one won Wednesday night's Powerball drawing, which is good news for somebody: There will be an even bigger drawing on Saturday night.
Susan Tompor: Will a zillion credit card miles get you anywhere this summer?
'American Idol' may have a fraction of the ratings it did just a couple of seasons ago, but it sure... ■ If you're going to carry a balance for a year or more, you could be better off with a 0% credit card with no annual fee instead of a travel-rewards credit card.
A College Student's Guide To Building Awesome Credit
And that's not a bad thing. You haven't needed credit up to this point, and this is the time when most people start worrying about things like credit scores and credit cards.
Ask Tony: I was snowed in ... and my claim was frozen out
On the day we were supposed to travel, there were amber weather warnings and we were asked not to drive unless absolutely necessary.
Americans Resume Deleveraging Household Balance Sheets
American households have resumed what is now nearly a five year effort to decrease their debt.
Merkley bill would cut student loan interest rates
Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., cosponsored a bill Tuesday that would allow students to pay the same interest rate on their federally subsidized Stafford loans as big banks get when they borrow money from the Federal Reserve.
Warren Buffet on bonds: instead of offering risk-free returns, they're providing "return-free risk." Bill Gross says the 30 year bull market in bonds is over.
7 simple steps to saving $1,000 this year
We live in a day and age where families spend more than they can save: food, clothing, transportation, housing and taxes - in the latter we actually spend the most on.
All students will need to learn to manage their finances, including federal and private loans and credit card debt, sooner than later.
The Top 5 Low-Interest Credit Cards: Spring 2013
When it comes to credit cards, it is never a smart move to carry a balance because interest charges will extend the time that it takes to reduce your debt.