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When Donald Trump almost went bankrupt in the '90s, creditors made him give up his credit cards before he got help.

Commentator Todd Buchholz says homeowners who face foreclosure have to give up some things too.

A combination of factors including unemployment and injury has forced many veterans into foreclosure.

There was a time when lenders didn't want to work with you if you couldn't pay. Now they want to avoid foreclosure, lawsuits or repossession almost as much as you do.

The government is expected to announce soon that it will devote up to $50 billion to directly address the source of the financial crisis: bad mortgages and millions of homeowners at risk of foreclosure.

The government's financial bailout team is turning its attention to helping struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure -- finally, some would say.

Washington Bureau Chief John Dimsdale has details.

One of the country's top banking regulators said Thursday that the government is working on a plan to do more to help troubled homeowners.

The largest effort by a private foundation to address the U.S. foreclosure crisis to date is expected to leverage more than $500 million in capital and assist 10,000 households by 2010....

Today's tough market is encouraging more short sales, in which sellers avoid foreclosure and lenders OK reduced mortgage payoffs. For buyers, there are both deals and pitfalls.

Foreclosure and bankruptcy are whoppers, but few things destroy your finances quite like a divorce. Don't despair: Knowing what lies ahead can help see you through.

City officials and community activists can't wait to get their hands on nearly $4 billion the federal government is about to inject into blighted neighborhoods suffering from record foreclosures.