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It doesn’t matter if you were fired or laid off, whether you saw it coming or were completely blindsided: Losing your job is disorienting. You’ll feel like...

Q. I started trying to improve my credit a few years ago with credit cards but my job and an unexpected pregnancy led to nonpayment and defaulting on al...

Q. My husband is 67 years old and doesn't want to plan for retirement or even share his financial info with me. He doesn't plan on retiring but he will...

Buying a house is a huge commitment, so don't let those glimmering granite counter tops and shiny new light fixtures blind you. Before you sign the paperwork an...

Side hustles, otherwise known as second jobs, aren’t a new thing. Perhaps because more and more adults in the U.S. are taking...

Learn about homebuying, credit management, budgeting and saving Nov. 4-6. Earlier this year NFCC released results from its...

One of the most dangerous forms of debt relief that we caution people about is debt settlement offered by for-profit companies. We are...

Q. I am planning to apply for a new apartment soon and my credit score is 678 from Equifax and 608 from Transunion. What do mos...

Q. My husband died in 2016 and now I have incurred credit card debt, approx. $36,000 between two cards. On one, I am a co-owner...

Are you ready to move into your first home? If so, you’re not alone — 36% of Americans pla...