This Man is Not A Thief

Sometimes, the man stealing the car in the middle of the night is not a thief, but a repo man, but he can be mistaken for a thief, and if he lives in a state where citizens are given the right to kill thieves and intruders, he may be shot and killed.

Cutting the Cost of College

The percentage of families who eliminated college choices because of cost rose to the highest level (69%) in the five years since the study began and virtually all families exercised cost-savings measures.

Make Credit Card Companies Stop Sending You Offers

Another day, another credit card offer in the mail.

I Spent My $66,000 Inheritance on Basically Nothing

Buying the camera had made me nervous, but I soon found the money easy to spend. With $60,000 in the bank, it seemed like I had a nearly limitless supply.

For-Profit Colleges Still Terrible

Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat who is chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, recently wrapped up a two-year investigation on for-profit colleges and released his findings in what is being called the Harkin Report.

Conversations About Our Student Loans

Student loans come into your life so easily—just sign on the dotted line, and you’ve got money. And then you graduate, and have to get a job so you can pay back the money you borrowed and spent for the past two or 11 years. How do people do it? And why didn’t I know?

Dude Pays Off Lots of Debt Pretty Quickly

Joe Mihalic paid off off $91,000 in school loan debt in seven months.