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Until debt do us part: When shared bills outlast the relationship

Couples who consolidated their student loans are stuck with each other’s debt, even after a divorce.

Erasing Student Debt Makes Economic Sense. So Why Is It So Hard to Do?

The economy wins when student loans are erased, but borrowers often struggle to access relief programs

6 Things You Must Know About Unpaid Bills

If debt collectors hound you over a forgotten bill, here's what to do.

How Millennials Are Making Sense of Religion

Leaving religion isn’t new. People of all ages, in every decade, have left for a myriad of reasons: trauma, abuse, uncertainty, fear, marriage.

How to Pick a Credit Card that's Right for You

Knowing which credit card is right for you isn't easy. With these tips from rateGenius, you'll learn how to pick the one that works for you.

Four Tips for your Fantasy Football Draft

What you need to know before you make your choices.

What You Should Know Before Paying Off Old Debt

Part of building good credit means staying on top of your obligations but if you lose track of a bill somewhere along the way, it may come back to haunt you. Paying off old debt can keep creditors at bay, but there are some pros and cons to think about before you hand over the cash.

8 Easy Ways to Organize and Simplify Your Bills

Simplify and organize your bills to save money and reduce your stress.

Mapping the Incarnation: How the Christian Narrative Makes Sense of our World

The incarnation both gives coherence and focus to the entire Christian narrative, and allows us to grasp its relevance for human life and thought.

10 Things We Say in Church That Don't Actually Make Sense

Sometimes Christians say funny things in the church.

Thinking like a lender: how to make sense of your debt load.

Looking to apply for a mortgage, car or personal loan? Learn how much debt you can handle via your debt-to-income ratio.

Why 70% of Medical Debt Will Soon Disappear From Credit Reports

If you’re among the millions of Americans grappling with medical bills, obtaining a mortgage or car loan will soon get easier. The three major credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian and

What does a fair trade logo actually mean?

Churches that support the movement should confront the gap between its vision and its accomplishments.

Will credit card debt consolidation lower my credit score?

The reason that many people look at debt consolidation is that they need help paying all of their bills. In a lot of cases, people who are considering this option have already missed ...

How to Eliminate Credit Card Debt

Weighed down by credit-card bills? In part three of Real Simple’s get-out-of-debt series, learn insider strategies for zeroing out even a sky-high balance. You owe it to yourself.

When a Praise Doesn't Make Sense

Sensing God: Learning to Meditate During Lent

Many people feel drawn to what meditation offers (quiet, reflection, stillness, time alone with God), but few have tried it. Some Christians even feel that they

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Trading Away our Future?

International trade can be a safety valve for food shocks by moving food from one part of the world to the other. Yet it has dramatically reduced each region’s self-sufficiency and made all of us dependent on global supply chains for our daily food.