Some younger Americans are investing in volatile meme coins as conventional paths to financial security feel out of reach.

Specifically, should they continue to wait for relief that may not materialize in any reasonable amount of time, or should they instead look to tackle their debt on their own? And, if it's the ...

J.R. Duren is a content marketing writer for CBS MoneyWatch's Managing Your Money team. On average, debt settlement programs result in paying 30% to 50% less than the full balance on successful ...

You are still legally responsible for the balance that is charged off. The lender may transfer the debt to a collection agency to negotiate a settlement with you. A charge-off could result in two ...

More than five million borrowers are in default, and millions of others are projected to be on the precipice. Credit...Monica Garwood Supported by By Tara Siegel Bernard After a five-year reprieve ...

(Bloomberg) -- Spain’s state-backed operator of electricity transmission lines said that one of Europe’s worst blackouts in years, which knocked out power to much of the Iberian peninsula on ...

Government will need to refinance about $1 billion in debt this fiscal year but the authorities say this is a low risk to the overall debt portolio. Other risks being assessed include increased ...

On Monday, banks sold the final slug of the debt they lent for Musk’s takeover of Twitter in 2022, according to people familiar with the matter. The $1.2 billion of loans sold at 98 cents on the ...

Lenders led by Akbank TAS and Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi AS are finding the costs of syndications — which account for about 10% of Turkish banks’ external borrowings — are lower than 2024, even ...

A parallel universe where politicians are not in control but are definitely centre stage: The unpredictable, wildly entertaining world of memes, viral clips and cheeky online banter. Over the last ...

Because there is really one issue that is going to be front and center between now and August: debt. Ordinarily, very few people in Washington care about the debt — or, to be more precise ...