Common Sense Advice for Credit Card Use

The use of credit cards is very convenient but without a good level of consumer awareness might become a highway into financial distress.

Submitted By Dorian Wales

Identity Theft - Who Are You? (And Who Is Pretending to Be You?)
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What is identity theft? How does it happen? How can you tell if your identity is stolen? Where did the crooks obtain your private information in the first place? What do criminals do with your confidential information? What is your credit rating, and how can identity theft affect it? How can you prevent identity theft? This article answers these questions simply and directly, offering practical pointers for protecting your personal information. *** Article is downloadable as a PDF file. Additional formats are available upon request.

Submitted By LINDA ANN NICKERSON

How to Erase Credit Card Debt

It´s a big step and a scary one for many people, but with a well thought out plan, getting out from under credit card debt is very possible.

Submitted By Patches

Tips for Finding a Reputable Credit Counselor

Finding a good credit counseling service can be quite a challenge. This article provides some tips for finding a service you can trust.

Submitted By beconrad

How to Fend Off Bankruptcy
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For families who are alarmingly close to bankruptcy, this article goes through certain steps you can take to avoid it at all costs.

Submitted By meatloafkend

Credit Cards for Students

An article created to help students get a start on picking a credit card appropriate for their purposes. Most students don´t think about credit cards, and in the end are forced to rush to a decision when they end up needing one. Educating oneself beforehand is a better approach.

Submitted By vrccan