Overcoming Challenges

Not only can divorce lead to emotional strain, it can also cause all sorts of financial problems. In this article, our credit experts offer guidance on splitting shared accounts and keeping your credit score healthy. Read more about money during a divorce

With a little dedication and some planning it is possible to reduce your debts on your own. Why pay debt counselors and consolidation agencies fees for things you can do yourself? Credit.com shows you the tricks of the trade and the fastest way to reduce your debts on your own. Take control of your debts today

In the event of identity theft, it’s crucial that you contact the authorities as soon as possible. Credit.com gives you the contact information for each agency you need to alert.

If you think your identity has been stolen, it's crucial to quickly contact your financial institutions and take control of the situation. Credit.com shows you exactly what to do if you suspect that you might be a victim of identity theft. Reclaim your credit identity now

You can't erase the past. Negative records such as bankruptcy and collection accounts will remain on your credit report for 7-10 years. But with a little work you can improve your credit even before these negative records expire. Start rebuilding your credit today

Health care is fast becoming the necessity that many Americans can't afford. An estimated 77 million people-37% of the adult population in the U.S.-have difficulty paying their medical bills and medical debts often lead to financial ruin. Read about the issue of health care costs.

Helpful information for managing medical bills, finding financial assistance and avoiding credit damage. Advice for both insured and uninsured patients. Learn how to manage medical costs

Foreclosure rates are on the rise across the country. This article explains how foreclosure works, how it impacts your debts, the legal repercussions and how to stop foreclosure. Learn about foreclosure.

Medical bills and loss of income are the two leading issues cited by people filing for bankruptcy. Find out how to navigate financial emergencies such as unemployment, natural disasters, a death in the family, medical issues and more. Don't let a crisis destroy your credit

If the challenges in your life are getting to be too much to handle on your own, you can find assistance from social service agencies in your area. Find help today

The stock market is in turmoil. Subprime mortgages are wreaking havoc. Bankruptcies are on the rise. Unemployment, debt, oil prices: there is a lot of worrisome economic news lately. Learn how to recession-proof your finances. Recession Proof Your Life