Tuesday, March 1, 2011

This week's top story: Debt collectors want right to robocall cell phones

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Debt collectors seek right to 'robocall' cell phones
The next debt collection battleground is your cell phone. Debt collectors say autodialing debtors is good for consumers, but the move may add to its image as a pest. More... 
Pros, cons of credit monitoring services
Experts are divided about whether these services are worth the cost, but if you've been a ID theft victim, they can help raise red flags. More... 
Should unmarried couples mingle their credit?
Opening up a joint credit card account may feel like a good next step in a relationship, but ask a few key questions first. More... 
Recession still hurting savings, retirement goals
A national survey finds the recession's lingering effects are causing more Americans to worry about its impact on their personal finances. More... 
Expert credit card advice

Escaping from a credit limit Catch-22
'Credit Score Report' expert Jeremy M. Simon
A cardholder who racked up a large amount of debt wants to know why the bank keeps lowering his credit limit. More...
 
Filing for bankruptcy threatens inheritance
'To Her Credit' expert Sally Herigstad
If you file for bankruptcy, even money you'll get in the future from an inheritance may be tapped to pay off debts.
More...
 
Neglecting one credit card bill can ruin your credit
'The Credit Guy' expert Todd Ossenfort
A reader has four credit cards, but only wants to pay three of them. He wonders what will happen if he follows through.
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When a relative steals a minor's identity
'Opening Credits' expert Erica Sandberg
A woman's minor stepson faces collections for fraudulent debt rung up by a relative. How do you clear the boy's name? More...
 
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Susie's Super Bowl adventure: A cautionary tale
Susie Supalo saved her rewards points for years to go to the Super Bowl and then lost them. Our blogger helped her out. More... 
Girl Scout cookie payments go mobile
Customers without cash will no longer have that excuse for not snapping up a few boxes of Girl Scout cookies. More... 
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