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Fund an IRA or target student loans

Dec 21, 2010
Question: I recently decided to put away a little extra money every week from the income I have left over after contributing the max to my 401k,...
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Mortgage free-fast

Dec 16, 2010
Question: I am 57 so retirement is hopefully not far away. I am self employed and successful but would not be affected were the Democrats able to ...
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Hidden liabilities, a mortgage and a marriage

Dec 8, 2010
Question: My husband and I have been married about 4.5 years, and before getting married I asked him about any loans/debts he had. He said he had...
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Time to shed last debts

Dec 6, 2010
Question: I am trying to get my credit score back on track after a period of very ill health and no medical insurance. I have a stable job now with...
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Liz Pulliam Weston on debt relief and bankruptcy

Dec 3, 2010
Gina from Marina Del Rey is a psychologist. She opened her private practice a few months ago but with the economy she didn't do as well as expect...
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A friendly loan

Dec 2, 2010
Question: A friend of mine has $10,000 in credit card debt he and his wife are paying off. Their interest rate is 21%, making monthly payment of ...
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Targeting debt payments

Nov 15, 2010
Question: Hi, after our recent marriage my wife and I received a nice sum of money from generous friends and relatives ($5,000). With help from our...
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Chris Farrell on good debt

Nov 12, 2010
Libby from Seattle plans on going to back to school. She's 28, has no debt, good credit, a BS and an MS. She's been working in her job for a litt...
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A World Awash in Debt

Nov 12, 2010
Think the U.S. map looked red after the mid-term elections? That's nothing compared to what it looks like in a new working paper (PDF) from the...
Posted In: debt, international monetary fund
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Slash debt by draining savings?

Nov 11, 2010
Question: My wife and I bought a new car a year ago with a 6% interest rate and have about $14,000 of the loan left to pay over the next four years...
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