Some financial problems are easy to understand. More debt than you can handle? That’s a problem. Spend more than you earn? Definitely a problem. Falling behind on your payments? Problematic. But some problems... Read more »

Recently, the three largest credit reporting agencies agreed to make some changes to their policies and procedures following an investigation by the attorneys general of 31 different states. In response to this story,... Read more »

Back in May of 2014, the Department of Justice (DOJ) reached a settlement with Navient Corp., a student loan servicer that was formerly a part of Sallie Mae. Navient had been accused of... Read more »

  The following is presented for informational purposes only. Money Management International is not affiliated with any of the products referenced. To say that phones have evolved in the last 20 years is an... Read more »

Technology has already deeply and forever altered the way that we communicate with one another. It’s changed the way we consume entertainment and news. It’s even changed the way news itself is... Read more »

  If you’ve ever been unfortunate enough to have your identity stolen or simply had incorrect information listed on your credit report and found the response from the major credit reporting bureaus to... Read more »

  All stores of all types have roughly the same purpose – to sell products and make money. To achieve that end they need consumers walking into their store and then buying things;... Read more »

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  Money Matters on Campus is a study of the financial knowledge of new college students across the country. Over 40,000 college students (91 percent of which were first year students) were surveyed... Read more »