Overdraft fees and other bank fees can easily catch people off guard, but it’s simple to get overdraft fees refunded: in most cases, you just have to ask. Read more.

Many Americans wonder: do you have to pay back unemployment? Here’s why you likely don’t need to worry about paying back your unemployment benefits. Read more.

Becoming debt-free and living a debt-free lifestyle can be achieved with careful planning. Here are strategies to help you achieve your financial goals. Read more.

If Wakefield and Associates, a U.S.-based debt collection agency, has called, there’s still hope to get them removed from your credit report. Read this article to learn your options. Read more.

When are you supposed to pay your credit card? Is it the end of the billing cycle, when you get your statement or a different date? Read this article to ensure you pay on time to protect your credit. Read more.

Evictions can stay on your record for seven years, impacting credit and rental opportunities. Learn how to get them off your record. Read more.

A negative balance on your credit card means that the credit card issuer owes you money. This may apply if you made returns, overpaid, or had fees canceled. Read on to learn your options. Read more.

Have you seen a “buy now, pay later” option in your shopping cart lately? The BNPL provider allows retailers to give their customers installment payment options. So, how does this work? Read on to find out more. Read more.