 | | Weekly newsletter: April 30, 2015
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| | | | | | You have a pile of credit card debt that you want to get rid of, and your home equity is just sitting there. It's available and will ease your pay-off pain, so why not use it, right? More...
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Synthetic identity theft is growing fast, and victims may be children or others who don't use credit, so they're unaware of the crime for years. More...
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At some point, parents close to or in retirement must talk with their adult children about finances. Financial experts say it's a tough talk, but crucial. More...
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| | | After husband runs up $30,000 on his wife's card, can her 401(k) can be tapped for repayment? More...
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At age 75, with an unexpected $45,000 in post-divorce credit card debt, the repayment strategies become different. More...
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For credit card rewards programs that allow you to either buy flights through their portals or transfer points to airlines, the latter is often faster. More...
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| | | | | | | | Friendly bank tellers can help with all your banking needs, but many consumers -- especially young adults -- prefer more mobile banking options, according to a new survey. More...
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Toy stores are full of specially designed piggy banks promising to teach kids how to save. According to a new study, however, parents may want to hold off on purchasing one until their kids are old enough to benefit. More...
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