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This week's top story: Government shines light on child ID theft problem

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Government turns spotlight on child ID theft problem
A recent study shined a light on the growing problem of child ID theft. Now, the government is stepping up its efforts to educate parents on preventing the crimes and resolving the damage already done. More... 
6 credit card snafus that can ruin your vacation
On vacation, a credit card can be a lifesaver -- but a serious credit card crisis can wreck even the best-laid travel plans. More... 
7 tips for making the most of digital gift cards
The market for digital gift cards has tripled in three years. While similar to their plastic counterparts, there are some differences you need to be aware of. More... 
Q&A with Matt Paxton, host of TV's 'Hoarders'
The author and TV host helps his show's "stars" with brutal honesty and a connoisseur's appreciation for the smell of decomposition. More... 
Expert credit card advice

Can you remove negative info from a credit report?
'Credit Score Report' expert Jeremy M. Simon
Will an issuer remove negative information from your credit report if you ask? Not likely, if the data is accurate. More...
 
Can collectors refuse partial payments?
'To Her Credit' expert Sally Herigstad
Our expert debunks the myth that submitting a partial payment on an old debt can prevent collectors from filing suit.
More...
 
Some funds are shielded from garnishment
'Credit Care' expert Kim McGrigg
A reader's bank account has a levy against it. Luckily, a new law requires banks to protect her Social Security funds.
More...
 
Beware of telemarketers hawking debt relief plans
'Opening Credits' expert Erica Sandberg
A woman wonders if those debt relief phone callers can help cut her $20,000 credit card debt in half. More...
 
More credit card news

Is having good credit overrated?
Blogger Connie Prater wonders if the number of people who don't value good credit is growing. More... 
Why I should have paid attention to my own advice
Guest blogger Melody Warnick realizes -- after having her wallet stolen -- that she should have followed her own advice on preparing against theft. More... 
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