Broadcast Retirement Network's Jeffrey Snyder discusses prioritizing which debts to pay as you enter retirement with National ...

Health insurance, life insurance, disability, long-term care, and property coverage should be reviewed and right-sized to fit ...

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If you're struggling to juggle multiple debt payments in today's tough economic landscape, you're in good company. With credit card interest rates still hovering near record highs and household ...

When preparing for retirement, making a plan to get out of debt should be part of the process. Yet paying down debt can seem like a daunting, or even impossible, goal. Many Americans are living with ...

Allowing bills to become delinquent is wrong, but there are times when your available cash can be stretched only so far. That doesn’t mean you are excused from payment, just that you need to know how ...

When money’s tight, taking a hard look at your monthly expenses can feel overwhelming. But getting a handle on your bills can take some of the pressure off — especially if you don’t have an emergency ...

QUESTION: Jason asks how debt to family should be prioritized in the debt snowball. Dave explains. ANSWER: No. If there’s no big pressure, no breakdown in the family—you didn’t borrow money from your ...

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Prices are up. Housing costs are climbing, groceries take a bigger bite out of your paycheck and interest rates have made borrowing more expensive. For many Mainers, it feels like each paycheck is ...