You negotiated a hardship pause to give you breathing space after losing your job. But now you find new late fees and interest charges on the paused account. We look at the legality of this and what you can do.

Old game consoles used to be stashed away in closets or sold at yard sales for a few bucks. But today? Some of them are collector goldmines.

Your son has passed on several job offers, but is asking for financial assistance. We look at ways to motivate him to get back to work.

The Enron scandal was the biggest corporate fraud in American history, a cautionary tale about weak oversight and unethical practices.

You inherited a rental property thinking that it would bring in income. But the tenants refuse to pay rent. We look at some steps and strategies to help you get to a solution.

You lent your son $15,000 for medical expenses, but when he recuperated from his health problem, he bought a new car and dismissed repayment by calling it “his inheritance.” Let's see what options you have to fix this situation.

Balance transfer credit cards can be powerful tool for managing debt, but you have to understand the strategies and the risks involved.

You inherited $80,000 as sole beneficiary of your mother’s will, but your siblings are demanding a share and threatening a lawsuit. We review your options.

You might not get much relief from paying your stdent loan off early if the lender has included a hefty prepayment penalty. Knowing what your options are is the first step toward dealing with it.

Knowing the distinctions between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy will allow you to make an informed, life-changing financial decision.

We review what to do if your credit report shows a fully paid loan account as still open and your credit score has dropped as a result.

You received $60,000 from your dad before his estate’s debts were settled. You used the money to pay off credit cards, only to find out creditors to the estate have to be repaid first. What options do you have?