Aly Yale

Credit card debt is a real problem for many Americans. About a quarter of credit card users carry a balance from month to month, and across the

The economy has been unpredictable lately, and with a new presidential administration coming in and Federal Reserve policy unclear, that trend seems likely to continue for the foreseeable future.

Credit card debt can really take its toll this time of year. Not only is the average credit card holder already carrying nearly $8,000 in credit

Credit card debt has been surging nationwide — and with rates where they are, it's no wonder why.

Strapped for cash going into the new year? Try these strategies to help free up more funds.

Home equity can be a powerful financial tool to tap into after you're no longer working.

The interest rates on certificate of deposit accounts (CDs) were quite enticing to savers over the last few years, but inflation cooled over the

Borrowing from your home equity could save you money this year. Here's how.

The Federal Reserve may have started adjusting its policy, but interest rates are still pretty high if you need to borrow cash.

When you refinance your mortgage, you may have the option to take cash out, which you can use for any purpose.