More than half of U.S. credit card holders (53%) are carrying revolving debt, while 56% are considered financially unhealthy.

Consumer Reports breaks down simple steps you can take to start paying down your debt and finally get some breathing room.

The former bookkeeper for Christian Builders based in Bullard, is charged with property theft worth $30,000 to $150,000.

Even with an excellent credit score, a lender can still reject you. Here are five other factors that might stand in your way.

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I fall on my sword, even if it's a blunt one. Living on $1,000, with no mortgage/rent to worry about like that mother-in-law, would still be difficult. In addition to her $1,300 Social Security, she's ...

The collected credit card debt for U.S. households has reached $1.21 trillion, which written out, packs an even bigger punch: ...

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The vast majority of U.S. adults are at least somewhat stressed about the cost of groceries, a new poll finds, as prices ...

Generation Z is accumulating more debt than any other generation, and with higher interest rates and student loans, it may be ...