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6 Ways to Handle Overwhelming Student Loan and Credit Card Debt When the weight of student loans and credit card debt starts to feel overwhelming, it’s time to take proactive steps to regain control of your finances. Managing overwhelming high-interest debt can be challenging, but with the right strategies and a clear plan in place, […]

Look for these signs if you suspect you have a budget problem. Creating and managing a budget helps you identify where your money is going, areas where you overspend, and saving opportunities. An effective budget can help you reach a financial goal like buying a new car, putting a down payment on a home, building […]

Is Debt Consolidation or Debt Settlement Right for Me? There are benefits and drawbacks to both options. You’re tired of feeling anxious about your debt. You want to feel financially free again and out from under the burden of high-interest debt. There are multiple debt payoff strategies, but two common options are debt consolidation and […]

Your income may not be the reason you’re living paycheck to paycheck. Living paycheck to paycheck is stressful and can lead to poor financial decisions, yet many people live this way despite earning a good salary. If you are one of the many Americans who lives off each paycheck and doesn’t have a savings, it’s […]

Is a Bad Credit Loan the Best Option for You? Borrowing can be challenging for people with credit below the fair range 580 – 669. People with bad credit typically have negative marks in their credit reports like late payments or accounts that are past due or in collections. A low credit score tells a […]

Understanding debt relief and your options. Are you trying hard to pay off debt, but not making progress? If you have made real efforts to pay down your debt but can’t seem to make a dent, you may benefit from debt relief. Debt relief options are financial tools that can change the terms or the […]

How to pay for medical debt when you don’t have savings. Medical debt is not uncommon. In fact, 19% of U.S. households could not afford to pay for medical care immediately, according to U.S. Census Bureau data on the burden of medical debt. The data also showed that medical debt was distributed disproportionately across groups […]

Getting evicted is a terrible experience. Here are some ways to avoid it. Many people were financially impacted by COVID-19, some unable to even afford rent. The CARES Act protected renters against evictions and late fees, but that expired on July 24th 2020. Eviction laws vary from state to state, so make sure to review […]

Sometimes, when you apply for a bank loan, you have to agree to put up some type of collateral. This is can be your home, your personal vehicle, your retirement accounts, or any stocks and bonds you may have. Taking out a loan with assets like these as collateral means that the lender can take […]