What is Wall Street Journal Prime Rate and Why it matters
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Prime Rate is a vital indicator for interest rates. Learn why it matters to your financial life.
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Paying for College: 3 Steps to Help Guide You
Use these steps to find available financial aid resources, meet application deadlines, and explore all your financial options to help pay for college responsibly.
Get Student Loan Smart
Student loan debt has surpassed the total amount of credit card debt owed by Americans. Here’s what students and their parents need to know before taking on student debt – from deciding what kind of loan is best for their situation to understanding repayment options.
Credit Basics - What's a good score (and how to build it)
Learn about what makes up a good credit score and how you can build (or maintain) good credit.
Credit Basics - What it is and why it's necessary
Understand the basics and background of what credit is and how it affects you.
How to create good debt (and steer clear of bad debt)
Before you take on any debt, consider whether the money you borrow is “good debt” or “bad debt.” This article helps you understand the difference between the two and provides examples which debt can help you reach important goals and which could damage your financial future.
How expensive is credit card debt, really?
This infographic breaks down how much credit card debt can cost you in the long run.