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With the markets facing unprecedented changes, there is naturally a heavy focus on how retirement funds are being affected.

Looking for a better deal from a credit card company or seeking to curb your plastic debt? Negotiating directly can get the job done.

Don't let coronavirus increase your student loan debt. Follow these five tips to limit the economic fallout.

Consider these loans only as a last resort.

Mortgage loans aren't one-size-fits-all and it's important to know which one fits best.

If you want to refinance your student loan debt, it’s a good idea to calculate and understand your debt-to-income ratio before you apply.

Knowing how to close a credit card while opening new credit accounts can help minimize credit score impacts.

Here’s what you need to know when choosing between a 401(k) and 403(b).

Fewer than half of working-age Americans could earn a paycheck in May as the coronavirus pandemic triggers millions of job losses.

Average IRA balance dropped 14% from last quarter.

Mortgage insurance can offer protection for your lender but it isn't always necessary.

There are a number of closing costs you can expect to pay when selling a home.

Credit cards with annual fees can offer massive benefits, but they may not be right for everyone.

President Trump has aided those with student loans by suspending payments until September 30, 2020. But who qualifies for this relief?

So-called “no-cost” mortgage refinancing deals are a good deal for some consumers – but you’re paying the closing costs either way.

The newest FICO score likely won’t take effect for several years, but it’s still good to be prepared.

Here’s how to tell if refinancing is worth the cost.