The government shutdown has caused payments to not be sent out for the month of November, causing millions of Americans to ...

Credit card debt doesn't just disappear, but after a certain point, your creditors may be forced to write it off.

Credit card companies may settle for far less than you owe, but how much (or little) depends on your approach.

Debt cancellation can erase what you owe under certain circumstances, but it's not always as simple as it sounds.

Jerome Powell's 29 Oct Fed rate cut drops benchmark to 3.75%-4% – explore credit card APR lower, mortgage rates drop, savings ...

The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut will have a gradual impact on mortgages and credit card relief could be slow.

The Federal Reserve has cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point for the second time since September ...

A Delaware law aimed at prohibiting medical debt from appearing on consumer reports officially took effect this week.

The national debt jumped $1 trillion in 82 days and is expected to keep climbing. How that could affect you and your financial health.

Under the MTA's current system, a few thousand dollars in unpaid tolls can snowball into tens of thousands of dollars in debt.

Mortgages, auto loans, and credit card rates tend to move up and down alongside the federal funds rate, meaning a cut is good ...