Even if the Fed is moving too slowly to significantly help borrowers, people carrying high-interest credit-card or auto debt can still take proactive action in the new year by working to improve their credit scores and refinancing loans.
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Wednesday, March 4
Americans are starting the new year with record debt. Here’s how they can get it under control.
