Yes, you have to pay taxes on unemployment benefits. Because unemployment benefits are counted as income, you will need to pay federal income taxes by law. Read more.

Living rent free is where others are helping you pay for your living expenses. We'll provide a list of possible ways to reach that goal of living rent free. Read more.

Mint focuses on budgeting and creating savings goals, while Truebill focuses on lowering your bills or canceling unused subscriptions. We'll explain more below. Read more.

Getting rejected from a secured credit card can be confusing. We'll explain what to do if you were denied a secured credit card and the reasons why it happened. Read more.

For a fun twist, here's your money management style in the form of some of your favorite festive sweet treats. Read more.

As of 2018, tax liens are no longer reported to the credit bureaus. However, they are part of public record. Read more.

Outstanding judgments are existing debts that haven't been paid when a creditor has filed a debt collection lawsuit against you. We explain how they affect you. Read more.

If you have returned to work full-time, you are no longer eligible for unemployment benefits. We'll explain how to stop receiving these payments and what to do. Read more.