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*If you’re currently experiencing a mental health crisis or if you’re considering harming yourself or others, please get help immediately. You can call the free and confidential National Suicide Prevention…
Considering that more than one-third of people in the U.S. are living paycheck to paycheck with no real emergency fund or savings, it’s not surprising that many of us find…
Whether you’re plotting to leave an abusive relationship, or you’re already gone, know this as part of your way to a better life: Your community has resources to make your…
Raising a child is expensive. Doing it on your own is a scramble. Grants for single parents, in the form of direct aid as well as programs and resources that…
The emotional toll of losing a spouse is incalculable. Unfortunately, bereavement is not the only trouble that death brings. It may not even be the most lasting. The surviving spouse…
If you’ve ever shivered through a sub-zero morning in Maine or sweated out a summer afternoon in South Florida, you understand that a thermostat can be your home’s most valuable…
Debtors Anonymous is dedicated to helping people dig out of financial holes. These days, that requires a lot of shovels. Americans are on a spending binge, with household debt hitting…
Consumers are $500 million deeper in debt with student loans than credit cards. So, where are all the breathless commercials and billboards for relief from academic loans like you see…
Debt-relief programs offer consumers a pathway to financial freedom. These programs can help consumers deal with overwhelming debt in a number of ways, with each one offering a slightly different…
There is no happier day than when you open the front door of your new home. Unless of course, someone handed you the key somewhere around 2007. That was the…