Congratulations! Becoming debt-free is a game-changer. Making that last payment on credit cards, student loans or whatever debt burden you carried must have been a huge weight off your shoulders.

Consumers are embracing a new definition of financial success built on resilience and debt-free living, according to KeyBank’s annual Financial Mobility Survey. The newly released survey found that ...

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Jenn Allan, a realtor from Delaware, found herself in a ton of debt a few years ago, but with the help of AI — she’s managed to pay off half of it. She began posting her journey to being debt-free on ...

She told co-hosts Jade Warshaw and George Kamel that she and her husband pull in a total $170,000 a year. They’ve worked hard ...

Finance coach and advisor Margaret Njeri says the most common sources of debt for women are mobile loans, Sacco loans, missed or defaulted chama contributions, credit card debt, and informal borrowing ...

Six out of 10 Kentucky undergraduate students are now graduating debt-free, according to a new report by the Kentucky Council ...

Jesse, a Tennessee caller to The Ramsey Show, had a problem many Americans would envy. His company was rewarding his strong ...

The new hallmark of financial success? Cutting bad debt and reclaiming control. Money; Getty Images For a large majority of Americans, being financially successful means being debt-free. About 3 in 4 ...

The “Mary Ann Handley Award” — formerly PACT — covers the gap between grants and community college tuition and fees.