Today’s top story: Don’t let magical thinking jinx retirement. Also in the news: How to live with your first credit card’s low limit, legal complaint puts student debt relief companies in the crosshairs, and a decade after the housing crisis, foreclosures still haunt homeowners.
Don’t Let Magical Thinking Jinx Retirement Planning
Money won’t suddenly begin growing on trees.
How to Live With Your First Credit Card’s Low Limit
No, your limit isn’t missing a zero.
Legal Complaint Puts Student ‘Debt Relief’ Companies in Crosshairs, and Borrowers Can Help Make the Case
Borrowers have a way to fight back.
A decade after the housing crisis, foreclosures still haunt homeowners
Long lasting repercussions.
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