With some credit report errors not getting fixed by either the credit reporting bureau or credit card companies, at least you have the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in your corner.

The first day of school isn’t here yet, but it’s not too early to start budgeting for the upcoming semester — especially considering the amount you’ll probably spend before the first class even starts.

Getting straight A’s in stocking up on school supplies doesn’t exactly come with a rulebook.

Shopping for school supplies, electronics and clothing can be a chore — and an expensive one at that.

What are they? How can they help you? Read on...

They're not usually the first thing that comes to mind, but these strategies should ease the shock value.

Should you invest extra cash or use it to pay off your mortgage?

Don't worry, it's probably not so much your problem as your mortgage lender's.

It sounds like a great idea, but is it? Really?

It sounds like a great idea, but will it work for you?

It's time to put away old fashioned notions of down payments. Home buying in the 21st century is a little different.

Government loan or bank mortgage? Bank mortgage or government loan? How do you know what to pick?

The super-simple (and fun) way to separate needs from nice-to-haves.

One of the biggest misconceptions of homebuying? The 20% down payment. Here’s how to buy with a lot less down.

Enjoy your home more today and sell it for the best price tomorrow.

It may be sooner than you think, depending on these factors...

Reverse Mortgages aren't for anyone. Find out if they're right for you!

When a lender says you don’t qualify for a mortgage refinance, you may be able to fix what’s wrong or find another lender willing to step up.

Facing foreclosure and you just want it over with? The deed in lieu of foreclosure may be your best alternative. Here are the advantages, disadvantages and tips on obtaining a deed in lieu.

This refinance method can help in the short-term, but be careful how you take advantage of it.