Kimberly Rotter

Creditors can’t come after you forever. Their power has an expiration date called the statute of limitations.

Medical debt over $500 could go on your credit report. Here’s how to reduce the impact and find debt relief.

Medical debt and your credit report: what shows up, what doesn't, and how to fix errors.

Want to get rid of your debt? Learn how to create a debt snowball method spreadsheet without spending a dime.

Unpaid medical bills don't land you in jail, but you could get sued. Learn what can happen, and what to do about it.

Balance transfer cards get a lot of attention. Here’s why a debt consolidation loan might be better.

Repossession can leave you without a car, but you don't have to be stuck with leftover debt from a deficiency balance.

Debt collectors have to follow certain rules. Here’s what to do if you’re contacted for a debt you never racked up.

See the pros and cons of using a 401(k) loan to pay off credit card debt, plus possible alternatives.

No one wants negative information on their credit report. Can pay-for-delete really help you get rid of it?