 | | Weekly newsletter: March 20, 2014
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| | | | | | You're not responsible for unauthorized purchases, but when the unauthorized purchaser is right under your own roof, things can get fuzzy ... More
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When identity fraud victims know their imposters, it can rip apart relationships as it ruins finances, making it a tough crime to overcome ... More
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Interest rates, at historic lows since 2008, are expected to go up in 2015, and a 1 percentage point rise will cost credit card holders an estimated $7.6 billion ... More
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| | | With student loan payments taking up 57 percent of her income, a new grad ponders defaulting as she can't see how she can keep up ... More
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Advice for a daughter who, since her mother's death five years ago, has kept paying Mom's old credit card debt and still owes $3,000: Stop ... More
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If you have enough money to make a dent in your card debt but not enough to pay it off, understand your goals to make the right choice ... More
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| | | | | | For many loan applicants, the credit score codes they receive when rejected by a lender are so cryptic they're nearly as bewildering as the credit scores themselves ... More
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When circumstances arise where you think your identity may be compromised by a thief, placing a quick fraud alert on your credit can bring a little peace of mind ... More
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