by  Lisa Bertagnoli Today’s young singles are spending more and saving less than their married counterparts. Are they digging themselves a hole with no bottom or can a shift in the notion of how they spend, not why they spend, keep them in good financial health for the future? A paper published in the U.S. […]

Understanding Identity Theft Identity theft can happen very quickly. Unfortunately, fixing the damage often takes much longer. Thieves steal personal details in many ways. They may target debit cards, credit cards, or Social Security numbers. With this information, criminals can damage your credit score. They may apply for loans, open accounts, or file false medical […]

What the CARD Act Reveals About Credit Card Debt Because of the CARD Act, credit card statements now show how long it takes to pay off a balance by making only the minimum payment. They also show how much interest you will pay over time. Many consumers think this information is a mistake. After all, […]