For people pushed to the edge financially, bankruptcy can be an option. One nonprofit is trying to make the choice easier and less expensive.

Thanks, in part, to the pandemic — and the low interest rates that have accompanied it.

Borrowers benefit because their debts can become less expensive.

The Tokyo Olympics is likely to lose money — potentially in the billions. Tokyo won’t be the first host city to take that hit.

Who’s taking on debt for what reasons, and why paying it down is good for your financial and mental health.

But eventually they’ll need to make enough money to pay it back. Will changes in consumer behavior be permanent?

The average selling price of new vehicles reached a record high in late 2020. Last year also saw vehicle loan debt increase to record levels.

And that’s if vaccine distribution stays on track, David Malpass says.

Even if someone manages to avoid or recover from an eviction, unpaid rent can have a damaging effect that lasts for years.

Electric and gas debt is expected to be more than $24 billion by the end of this year, at least three times what it was last year.