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What happens to your debt when you die?

A number of factors dictate what happens to debt when you die, including whether anyone co-signed on the loan, if the debtor had assets at death and what type of debt they held. The laws also vary from state to state.

Steps for leaving an abusive relationship with no money

“Like all abuse, financial abuse takes a lot of forms, but it’s all controlling behavior — power and control,” said Casey Harden, General Secretary of World YWCA . “Imagine tightening the reins on the financial condition of the home, so that there’s limited options.”

Throwback hobbies now make money as side gigs

The gig economy, supercharged by a pandemic, is breathing new life into some bygone hobbies, ones associated more with retirees than entrepreneurs.

Victim of identity theft? Here’s what you must do.

There is better technology to better protect us, but consumers are not always quick to adopt it. A study also suggests the conversation needs to shift from monitoring activity to better securing information so it can’t be stolen in the first place.

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Together or apart, 10 at-home date night ideas

If you’ve been with your sweetie for years, it can be tough to find something special to do when you’re spending most of your time at home together. And if you were just getting started dating, it’s hard to establish a connection when you’re apart.

7 companies offering part-time jobs with health insurance

If you regularly clock 30 hours a week, and if your employer is large enough, they should be providing health insurance, according to the Affordable Care Act.

How to turn food pantry staples into delicious meals

Economic concerns have caused countless people to become more conscious of their spending — resorting to cheap staples rather than more expensive options at the grocery store.

4 tips for avoiding debt during the holidays

Someday we’ll be glad 2020 is over. But one memory you don’t need: Credit card bills reminding you that you overspent on the holidays to compensate for a lousy year.

Avoid the trap of guilt giving this holiday season

People give gifts for many reasons, including marking an occasion or event, showing love, thoughtfulness and caring. This year, there may be another reason behind a lot of gift giving: guilt.

25 best side hustles to make extra money

Side hustles, also known as side gigs, are paid projects you do outside your main job. They can be a great way to pay off debt or earn spending money on the side.

12 DIY gifts cost less than $3 to make

We put together a list of 12 easy DIY gifts you can make for $3 or less that will make someone smile, show them you appreciate them and make them feel special.

Step by step to making a holiday budget

Although many, many things have changed this year, it’s unlikely that the holidays will be cancelled. Whew.

How to find or make good, cheap coffee

If you’re like many people, you probably drink coffee every day. That can add up — especially if you’re really into coffee.

Buying the best cheap wine — that also tastes good

You may have champagne tastes on a boxed wine budget, but that doesn’t mean you have to settle for a bottle of wine that tastes like maroon vinegar.

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