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Be on the lookout for mystery credit card fees. You may be paying for add-on credit card products you may not realize you agreed to buy. Here's how to spot and avoid these unnecessary charges.

Eight warning signs of credit discrimination and what to do if you believe you've been discriminated against.

How the CFPB serves the unique challenges and financial education needs of military service members facing deployment, change of duty stations, and emergencies.

Should you trust companies that promise to negotiate lower payments for your car loan if you pay them a fee in advance?

Here’s how to tell if a call is from a legitimate debt collector or a faker.

Collectors may not be able to sue you to collect old debts. The statute of limitations varies among states and for different kinds of debts.

If you owe back taxes, try to negotiate with the IRS or your state comptroller on your own. Tax relief companies can’t do anything for you that you can’t do for yourself.

U.S. bankruptcy law requires credit counseling before you file for bankruptcy and debtor education after you file.

Reverse mortgages let you cash in on the equity in your home: these mortgages can have serious implications.

Want to buy a business? Here’s how the Business Opportunity Rule can help you evaluate the opportunity — and the seller.