Debt Management

If you’re in debt, having a debt collector constantly reminding you of how much you owe can add to your existing stress. The good news is laws exist to help protect consumers like you from harassment and unfair treatment by […]

When you’re struggling financially, your regular expenses can quickly become major problems. Mortgage payments are a person’s largest expense, but what happens if you can no longer afford to make your payment? Many lenders provide mortgage forbearance to help borrowers

Paying off debt is difficult for anyone, but it can be especially challenging if your wages are low. Figuring out how to get out of debt with no money and a low income isn’t always easy, but it can be

  Whether you’ve got too many monthly due dates or your interest costs are too high to make a dent in your balances, debt relief may be the right fit for your situation. Try our debt relief quiz to see

Auto loans are big business in the United States, putting it mildly. At the end of 2020, the aggregate amount of auto debt in the U.S. stood at $1.36 trillion, with auto loans now comprising nearly 10% of all household

Debt isn’t necessarily bad – most adults carry a certain amount of it, whether it takes the form of a mortgage, auto loan, credit card balance, personal loan or student loan – or a combination of the above. Taking down

Is all debt the same? While in a very simplistic sense, the answer could be yes – since we’re borrowing from the future in order to have increased access to cash in the present, and that borrowing comes with an

For many individuals, making monthly payments on an onerous pile of debt can impede not only financial well-being, but an overall quality of life. When the mind is burdened by unpaid bills and a seemingly endless cycle of debt repayment,

For those individuals who carry onerous levels of high interest rate debt (often in the form of unsecured credit card debt), making ends meet each month while managing debt payments represents an ongoing challenge. Fortunately, there are many non-profit debt