Debt News

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  France, Germany to Take Lead in Helping Greece

  By Darragh Worland|Fri Feb 12, 2010 1:54 PM ET

  EU leaders addressed their first major economic crisis in the currency's 11-year history at a summit in Brussels.

  Related: Economy, Germany, German, France, The Guardian, European Union, Debt, Currency, Greece, Portugal, International Monetary Fund
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  G7 Meeting Sees Hope, Extends Debt Relief to Haiti

  By David Bois|Sat Feb 6, 2010 10:38 PM ET

  The G7 summit in northern Canada concludes with a shared sense of optimism.

  Related: Haiti, Hope, Canada, Australia, ABC, Caribbean, Financial Crisis, Toronto, Debt, Gordon Brown
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  Obama's Credit Card Relief Bill Taking Effect

  By Annie Scott|Tue Feb 2, 2010 6:55 PM ET

  You may be getting a letter like this from your credit agency -- one with good news.

  Related: Barack Obama, Annie Scott, Interest Rates, Debt, Credit Cards
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  'Robin Hood' Gambler Ready to Strike Again

  By Marc Hertz|Fri Dec 18, 2009 3:17 PM ET

  For the second year in a row, "Robin Hood 702," an anonymous high-stakes blackjack player, wants to help those in need.

  Related: Las Vegas, Fox News, Robin Hood, Debt
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  The Tonic Holiday Charity Giving Guide

  By Katherine Gustafson|Mon Nov 30, 2009 11:05 AM ET

  We teamed up with Charity Navigator and picked 20 great orgs across 10 categories to help you make smart charity donations this holiday season.

  Related: Health, Children, Non-Profit, Economy, Money, Science, Education, United States, Nonprofit, Schools, Family, Poverty, Sustainability, Film, Planet, fundraising, Medicine, Pets, Employment, Homeless
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  Shaquille O'Neal Pays for Shaniya Davis' Funeral

  By Wynter Mitchell|Sat Nov 28, 2009 5:36 PM ET

  The NBA star (and occasional sheriff) pays for funeral after being moved to tears by her tragic death.

  Related: Death, The Huffington Post, North Carolina, Debt, Shaquille O'Neal
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  Byron Letters Fetch Half a Mil

  By Darragh Worland|Mon Nov 2, 2009 11:26 PM ET

  By George, he's still got it! Perhaps Byron's the Romantic poet Jane Campion shoud have dramatized on the big screen?

  Related: Money, London, Hollywood, Family, Love, Reuters, Scandal, Wikipedia, Debt, Sotheby's, Lord Byron
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  Debt-Free at Last

  By Darragh Worland|Sun Sep 27, 2009 2:41 PM ET

  A Wisconsin family that was more than $100,000 in debt five years ago is singled out for managing to turn their financial picture around.

  Related: Economy, Wisconsin, Interest Rates, Debt, Thrift Stores

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