If you're struggling to make credit card payments due to a job loss, medical emergency or other financial setback, calling your card issuer might be the last thing on your mind. But it may be one of ...

Debt forgiveness could put a serious dent in a $15,000 balance, but the true savings depend on several key factors.

CNBC Select covers five strategies that can help you handle (and pay off) credit card debt after a layoff. What we'll cover 1. Contact your credit card issuer 2. Continue paying minimum payments  3.

Members of the editorial and news staff of the Los Angeles magazine and the Engine Vision Media Network were not involved in the creation of this content. Millions of Americans are burdened by credit ...

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Looking for a way to cut down on high-interest debt? Here's why a balance transfer card is worth looking into today.

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Some states give creditors less time to sue over credit card debt. Here's where the deadlines are shortest.