The bottom line for debt-rattled consumers is to avoid bankruptcy any way they can.
When you realize you're $16,000 in debt, what do you do? Build a support group with some brown bag lunches and good advice.
Many of us made a lot of resolutions in ringing in the new year, including financial resolutions. Plans on how to keep them weren’t as common.
If you and your significant other haven’t already had the "frugal holiday" talk, it’s about time to have it now.
Plenty of Americans still recovering from a sluggish economy are wondering how to save on Thanksgiving. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways.
Let’s just say that you don’t have 100% of the cash on hand you’ll need for your holiday expenses. Theoretically. What can you do?
Worried you won't have the cash you need to get your holiday shopping done this year? Start now and bank $500 by Christmas.
Utilities are a hidden cost: You know you’ll need to plan for them, but when you’re looking for an apartment, they’re not at the top of your mind.
Making your own detergent is just one of many ways to save when doing the laundry.
The high cost of health care has taken a toll on average Americans struggling in a weak economy.
