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Money Talk
By Liz Pulliam Weston
Separating Finances Before a Divorce Is Final
To protect their credit, divorcing couples should make sure to close all joint credit accounts and transfer any balances to the partner who will be responsible for paying the obligation.Reader Questions: Savings Account vs. 1-Year CD?
I am contributing to a savings account that started out with a 4% interest rate but has declined to 1.8%. I can't seem to find an account with a better rate. Am I letting money go to waste? Is there a better option to help me reach my goal?Banks Making New Rules for Your Credit Cards?
Answers to reader questions on the recent trends from banks to raise interest rates, lower credit limits, or close credit card accounts entirely.When Your Will Appoints a Guardian For Your Children, Can That Person Later Change Their Mind?
Even if the person consents, nothing is written in stone. Should you die, the person could still change his or her mind and decline the job. Best to name at least one back-up person in case your first choice can't or won't serve.Not All FICO Scores Are Available To Consumers
You have FICO scores from each of the three bureaus, and mortgage lenders typically use the middle of those three scores to determine your rates and terms. Experian only sells FICO scores to lenders.Page 1 of 1
