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There’s one group of Americans that’s missing from the picture of this year’s strong consumer spending: families that pay for childcare.  Since May, spending

Financial shocks come in many different forms: An unexpected medical bill, house repair or job loss are among the typical ones. The reasons for

If you haven’t already, you will need to face the reality of buying a vehicle with some degree of electrification, probably sooner rather than

The housing market has become so expensive that some sellers are offering to help pay their buyers’ expenses, including their mortgage. With mortgage rates

In the wake of student-loan payments resuming after a three-year pause, some of the most financially vulnerable student-loan borrowers are falling behind on their

As the busiest spending season of the year approaches, consumers are giving some mixed signals on how good they feel about their own finances

Dear Quentin, I’m aware that property acquired during a marriage is generally considered marital property.  However, I believe you noted in a recent column

Our goal here at Credible Operations, Inc., NMLS Number 1681276, referred to as “Credible” below, is to give you the tools and confidence you

Construction spending rose in September, as companies and the government continued to ramp up projects across the U.S. Spending on construction projects rose 0.4%

The Biden administration hit an Arizona college with a record fine over claims the school misrepresented the cost of its graduate programs to students,