Shoppers could too easily say 'why not?' to a chance to spread out payments for gifts or a fancy holiday dress. But take time ...

Wave goodbye to the Part D "donut hole" and hello to a $2,000 cap on medication expenses. But other changes may be less ...

If you recently made a big purchase with a Chase credit card, you might be wondering if it’s worth using Chase Pay Over Time℠ to put that purchase on an installment plan, where you make a number of ...

If you’re afraid you won’t be able to pay your bills or outstanding debt during your golden years, filing for bankruptcy ...

This year, you can filter for “Easy Pricing” plans on most health care exchanges like healthcare.gov, and find the plans that ...

“These payment plans usually require you to pay everything off within four to six months, which can lead to a cycle of missed payments and more debt,” he continued. “You can’t rely on hope ...

It would be nice if we could make it through a month without another one of the best streaming services increasing its price.

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Medical bills from various sources—credit cards, lenders, family, friends, or collection agencies—can quickly become ...

I was going to let it go ... helped pay for his college and their wedding. I had money set aside for my grandchildren. That should be enough. We aren’t speaking now and I changed my plans ...

Although FEBH premium prices are up significantly on average, there are plans with lower options this year too, offers the Consumers’ Checkbook benefits expert.

President-elect Trump promised a slew of tax breaks for the middle class. Can he keep those promises and if so, at what cost?