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Mark from North Carolina is 65 — but he’s not retiring any time soon because he’s made “absolutely horrible decisions with money all my life.” He told The Ramsey Show that his wife has about $10,000 ...

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Assuming that level of income can be maintained going forward, the couple can afford to aggressively pay down their unsecured debt. Ramsey suggested putting at least $2,000 a month toward their car ...

Making the minimum payment on your credit card is technically OK. You've paid on time and avoided a late fee, which is good for maintaining your account and a healthy credit score. But credit card ...

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Rates for certain financial products may change fairly quickly in response to a Fed rate cut, but credit card APRs aren’t guaranteed to follow suit, or may take a little longer to drop.

Perhaps the most damaging misstep, though, is simply delaying action. Interest compounds quickly on revolving debt, especially at today's rates, and the longer you wait, the more expensive your debt ...

Juggling multiple debts can be stressful, but by using these strategies, you can regain control of your finances.

The latest data showing credit card balances at $6,500 with rising utilization rates reflects a broader struggle many Americans face in today's economic environment. While carrying this level of debt ...