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Well-Off Not Immune to Credit Card Debt
Posted: Friday 07/04/08 09:18 AM EDT
If you think that your heavy spending won't catch up to your hefty paycheck, think again. Credit card debt is growing as the tightened economy forces consumers to pay with plastic more often, and it's not just affecting workers with low salaries.
Few Save Enough to Retire, Study Says
Posted: Tuesday 07/01/08 09:21 PM EDT
A study suggests only one in five workers saves enough annually to maintain his or her lifestyle after retirement, and notes that women are at a disadvantage due to their longer life spans and more frequent career interruptions.
Best Cities For Building Your Nest Egg
Posted: Tuesday 07/01/08 07:53 PM EDT
Sure, those high-dollar paychecks in New York and Washington look impressive, if you're fine squeezing all your belongings into a cramped studio apartment. If you're looking to save money and start a family, a new survey by Salary.com recommends you head west.
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Posted: Wednesday 06/25/08 01:27 PM EDT
Paying for College on a Low Income
Posted: Friday 06/27/08 06:23 PM EDT
Ken and Daria Dolan, known as the first family of personal finance, answer your questions every Friday on AOL's WalletPop blog. This week: How can parents or students on low fixed incomes afford college tuition?
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Are Creditors Eyeing Your Purchases?
Posted: Wednesday 06/25/08 06:01 PM EDT
A federal lawsuit against Atlanta-based CompuCredit accuses the card issuer of cutting credit lines when customers used their cards at bars, massage parlors, and even to pay for marriage counseling. The company's lawyer calls the practice "commonplace across the industry."
