Traditional Credit
- What is the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)?
- What is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)?
- What is the National Consumer Reporting Association (NCRA)?
- What is the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA)?
- What is the Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act (FACTA)?
- What is the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)?
Alternative Credit
Personal Finance
- What is a 401k?
- Talk to Your Family About Money
- How Can I Protect Myself From Identity Theft?
- What is Bankruptcy?
- Building Good Financial Habits
- What is Wage Garnishment?
Credit
- Prime vs. Subprime
- Joint Credit Reports With Spouse or Partner
- How Can I Dispute Information On My Credit Report?
- Who Can See My Credit Report
- Late Payments
- How Can I Build a Good Credit Score?
Financial Products
- Should I Use a Co-signer?
- Fixed vs. Variable APR
- Understanding My Credit Card: Fees, Terms, Rewards
- What If I Can't Make My Credit Card Payments?
- Should I Use Direct Deposit?
- Types of Checking and Savings Accounts
Housing
Auto
- What Kind of Auto Loan Rates Can I Expect?
- What Happens If My Car is Repossessed?
- How to Avoid Repossession
- Understanding warranties
- While you will likely save money when buying a used car, the shopping process can be more difficult than if you buy a new car. Beyond considering which vehicle you want, you also have to consider the condition of each car and put it through a thorough ins
- What to look for when buying used