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Debt Is Everywhere. How Will You Avoid/Get Rid Of It?
It beckons from darkened corner stores: "Come in, come in…buy designer jeans."
It calls from beneath polished hoods: "Yes…you need this new car."
And just when you think you're safe--it strikes! Even though Halloween has passed, the horrors of debt linger.
A New Year For Personal Finance Resolutions
One of the most beneficial New Year's resolutions you can make this January is to get your finances in order. Some 75% of people said they plan to make at least one personal-finance resolution this year, according to a survey from online broker TD Ameritrade Holding Corp.
Borrowing Your Degree: Get the specs on student loans
Few people land a free ride through college by being a star athlete or class valedictorian. But college can be very costly and you (and possibly your parents) are going to have to pay for it--potentially with student loans.
IOU Review: A double-take on common debts
Instead of ignorant avoidance, it pays to face up to debt and understand the positive and negative sides of various debt types.
Wreck Witness & Cosign Bind
What to do when you witness an accident, and whether or not you should cosign for a loan.
Making Student Loan Repayment Easier
Starting July 1, repaying student loans will be easier for some borrowers. A new program will go into effect that will cap monthly student loan payments based on income.
A borrower must first meet these conditions:
Used, Not Abused: Finding and buying a used car
We all know the stereotype--used car salesmen are more interested in their Hawaiian shirts, plaid sport coats, and the size of your pocketbook than in actually selling a decent vehicle. While some of it may ring true, your used car buying experience doesn't have to end in a bad joke.
Loan Rejection & Tips On Tips
Does being turned down for a loan affect your credit, and how servers can get extra tips.
Saving Gas & Money For Class
I've heard a lot about alternative fuel lately. Is it true that my car can run on used vegetable oil?
