Debt Management

Throughout the holiday season, it is important for us to do out best, to manage our time, manage our money, enjoy our friends and family, and give to those around us. However, like any other time of year, it’s also […]

Abundant debt causes abundant problems. As a practical matter, for many Americans, the financial pressure that results from carrying excessive debt interferes with peace of mind and day-to-day happiness. Instead of saving money and moving ahead toward financial strength, individuals

The coronavirus impact on private debt and those who struggle with it has been noteworthy. As if high interest rate credit card debt weren’t bad enough during normal times, struggling with credit card debt during the coronavirus is even worse.

So, you’ve finally decided to get yourself out of debt – Congratulations! Now from this point forward, quit talking about it, quit thinking about it – just do it. But how? The path toward getting out of debt isn’t always

Getting out of debt isn’t always a quick and easy process. There are several variables involved in getting out of debt, not the least of which are the total amount of existing debt, monthly cash flow and expenses, and amount

There’s no mistaking the fact that 2020 has been a difficult year. The pandemic has brought with it all kinds of stress and uncertainty related to health, safety, employment, finances, plans for the future – and how to simply go

It’s fair to say that nobody in their right mind aspires to fall deeply in debt. Building an onerous pile of debt is never the goal, but it often happens gradually and steadily, through some combination of recklessness, overconfidence and

Individuals who carry high levels of credit card debt are all too familiar with the steady strain that comes with meeting monthly payments on a variety of debt obligations. Apart from having to keep track of various accounts, monthly statements,