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How to Talk to Your Partner About Money
Ken and Daria Dolan, America's First Family of Personal Finance, answer your money questions every Friday here on WalletPop. This week, the long-married couple tackles the thorny subject of how to bring up finances up with your significant other (yes, it is possible!). Also See: Ask Your Question
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A Happy Day for Plastic on Thursday?
If the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates again on Thursday, what does that mean for your accounts, especially your credit cards? You could finally be in for some good news.
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Another Makeover House in Trouble
When will the madness end? Yet another of the home featured on the ABC show is facing foreclosure because the homeowner couldn't handle the payments on the improved house (this one took out equity and can't meet the payments). Also in financial trouble: Fantasia Barrino.
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How to Fix Credit Card Fee Errors
Credit card companies keep tacking on fees upon fees, so what can you do to fight them? Ken and Daria Dolan, our personal finance experts, answer a WalletPop reader who is trying to rectify her bill.
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A Fee Even for Paying on the Due Date?
Oh, so you thought paying your credit card bill by the due date was the right thing to do to avoid late fees and finance charges? Now the credit card companies have a way of making it cost you for being "on time."
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After Layoffs, Debt Is a Huge Worry
Ken and Daria Dolan have been fielding a lot of questions lately about what people should do about their finances when they lose their jobs. Today, a reader asks what to do about debt when you lose your job. The first thing: Ask for help. The Dolans are your first line of defense and they've got places you can go to ask for more.
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Foreclosure Scam Victims Adding Up
More than 400 have fallen prey to scammers at a the most vulnerable financial times of their lives. Could you be in jeopardy?
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The Get-Out-Of-Debt Baggie Trick
Hankering after a zero-percent balance transfer offer? If you need a little relief from a high interest rate, then do it, but make sure your next step is to do what our blogger recommends. Click through to find out his surefire trick for getting into further debt.
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