In this new series, NerdWallet interviews people who have faced debt and triumphed using a combination of commitment, budgeting and smart financial choices. Their stories may even inspire you to pay ...

Here are some not-so-fun facts for you to noodle on: Almost 8 in 10 Americans live paycheck to paycheck. And according to a study by Ramsey Solutions, just over half of Americans have had difficulty ...

My husband has a parent PLUS Loan debt for his daughter from his first marriage, totaling several thousand dollars. He has also incurred a five-figure credit-card debt in his name only during our ...

In this article, we discuss 10 best debt-free penny stocks to buy now. Inflation in the U.S. has dropped to the lowest level since 2021, setting the stage for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates ...

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In the realm of personal finance, the concept of 0% interest loans can seem like a dream come true. These loans offer a ...

It's all over the personal finance world. Entire blogs, books, and TikToks are dedicated to the idea that wiping out every last penny of debt is the key to happiness, freedom, and peace of mind. And ...

Eighty percent of Americans are concerned about affordability of everyday living costs regardless of income level, according to consumer research from Equitable. And that was before the stock market ...

Bernadette Joy paid off $300,000 of debt including her home and shares her simple tips to start paying off yours. Even if you make a great income, you may be feeling the mental burden of rising debt.

Finding a path to financial freedom often means thinking outside the box. While traditional advice usually revolves around cutting expenses and boosting savings, several less-discussed strategies can ...

Debt generally has a negative connotation – it could be a burden on individuals, a government, or, in the case in discussion, an organisation. So, why do companies still accumulate debt? There are ...