Figuring out what you owe on a medical bill can be confusing at best. You wait for your insurance provider's explanation of benefits, wait for the bill, and try to figure out what part--if any--is your responsibility.

Not all debt is necessarily bad, particularly when it can help you build wealth. It’s important to know the difference between good debt and bad debt and how to sort the good from the bad.

The increasing cost of daily necessities—most noticeably groceries—is again closing the gap between income and expenses. With few places to make cuts, many people are resorting to credit cards to make ends meet.

Consumer credit allows you to purchase expensive goods and services quickly rather than saving the money for them first. In addition, consumer credit allows you to build and maintain a good credit score. Establishing a good credit record can be difficult for anyone without a credit history. Here are the steps to help you build credit and maintain a good credit score.

The words “credit score” often come with a headache, especially when you’re trying to figure out how to improve yours. Check out this blog to learn about three ways to rebuild or improve your credit score and set yourself up for success.

How is your credit score determined? Here are three ways you can improve it.

If you’ve ever applied for a loan, there’s a good chance you’ve been asked about adding credit life or credit disability insurance to your loan. Your response? “No thanks.” In some cases, you don’t need it. But in some cases, it’s worth a second look. Click here to continue reading.