30+ years of personal finance
  Celebrating 30+ years of Emmy Award winning personal finance news and advice
Rich woman holding moneyA Millionaire’s 10 Rules for Getting Rich — Including the 1 Strategy That Works for Everyone
Man checking his bag at the airport21 Items to Cut From Your Budget That You Won’t Even Miss
Older couple at home working on retirement plans, Social Security, filling out forms.7 Retirement Mistakes That Could Cost You Hundreds of Thousands

Search Results for 'get out of debt'

7 Brutal Truths About Buying Too Much House

on May 7, 2026

Stretching for the dream house? Here’s the brutal math on how much it’ll really cost you.

‘How Long Have You Worked and What’s in Your Bank Account to Show for It?’ This Millennial Went From $130k Debt to $250k Savings by Living Frugally

on May 7, 2026

What are you willing to sacrifice to be financially free? Here’s how BradleyOnABudget did it.

What 3 Former Military Members Wish They’d Known About Money Before Leaving Service

on April 24, 2026

Having a flexible plan is critical for active-duty military members. Find out how to build one.

9 Rules for Using AI As Your Financial Advisor Without Losing Your Shirt

on April 24, 2026

Two-thirds of Americans are asking chatbots for money advice, and over half regret it. But maybe they’re not doing it right.

More Americans Are Taking Out These High-Interest Loans. But Should You?

and on April 12, 2026

The share of Americans carrying a personal loan jumped from 31% to 38% in just eight years — and with average balances hitting $19,333, here’s when the math actually works in your favor.

Don’t Fall for These Bogus Tax Tips Targeting Young Taxpayers

and on April 8, 2026

A TurboTax expert reveals the misleading advice flooding social media and AI tools this filing season — and what young filers should actually do.

3 Brutally Honest Truths About Stocks, Rates and Real Estate Right Now

on March 30, 2026

Stop panicking over inflation and gas prices. Here’s the no-nonsense playbook you need to survive this financial bloodbath.

Hospitals in This State Routinely Sue Patients Over Unpaid Bills

and on March 27, 2026

One nonprofit hospital chain filed more than 96,000 lawsuits against patients in 15 years — and most of those sued had insurance.

7 Ruthless Ways to Destroy Your Credit Card Debt

on March 24, 2026

Here’s your step-by-step, actionable guide to crushing your credit card debt — from balance transfers to the debt snowball method.

Households Coming Up Nearly $1,000 Short Each Month: How to Get Help

and on February 17, 2026

Households are facing an average monthly shortfall of $904 in 2025—nearly $1,000—driving more people with falling credit scores to seek free debt counseling from organizations like GreenPath and the NFCC.

Why the Economy Feels Great for Some and Broken for Everyone Else — and What You Can Do About It

on February 4, 2026

Restaurants are packed, but wallets are empty. New data reveals why the economy is splitting in two—and how to stay on the right side of the gap.

Inflation Has Demolished the Average American’s Safety Net. How Do Your Debt and Savings Compare?

on January 23, 2026

Inflation is forcing households into a fragile new reality where one surprise bill could spell disaster.

5 Things to Know About Trump’s Proposed 10% Interest Cap on Credit Cards

on January 19, 2026

A cap on rates sounds like a dream for borrowers, but experts warn it could turn into a nightmare for some.

Social Security ‘Clawbacks’ and Medicare Caps: New Scams Targeting Seniors in 2026

on January 15, 2026

Scammers are weaponizing new 2026 regulations to threaten your benefits or promise fake refunds. Here is how to spot the trap.

‘Tis the Season to Be in Debt: Are You Among the 70% of Credit Card Users Planning to Carry a Balance Into 2026?

on December 18, 2025

Don’t let your holiday debt hangover last long after the party’s over. It’s time to abstain from over-gifting.

Need $800+ for the Holidays? Here Are 9 Ways to Get It Before (and After) December 25th

on December 9, 2025

Last year, Americans added $1,200 in holiday debt that took seven months to pay off. This year, try these ten strategies that generate real cash instead of mounting interest charges.

That 2% Cash Back Perk Could Actually Cost You 3% at Checkout

on November 21, 2025

Cash customers have been subsidizing credit card rewards all along — and that could end soon.

‘There’s a Big Difference Between Working at 60 and Getting Hired at 60,’ Said Randy Seacat After 1,746 Job Applications and No Offers

on November 19, 2025

Skill, commitment and decades of experience are often not enough. What can older Americans do to improve their prospects?

Meygan and Casey Had $200K in Debt, No Income and a Newborn. Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps Seemed an Unlikely Solution. What They Did Next Changed Everything

on November 18, 2025

Sleepless, stressed and out of money. Here’s what happened when one couple hit their financial breaking point.

‘It’s Easier to Get a Loan Than to Build Savings,’ Americans Tell Ramsey. Views on AI, Supporting Family and Stress Spending Are Just As Eye-Opening

on November 13, 2025

The latest snapshot of personal finances in the U.S. has a few surprises. Here’s what stands out.

101 - 120 of 3,996