If you’re in debt, you want to get back on track with your finances, or you simply want to keep moving forward on the progress you’ve made thus far, here are eight financial goals you can set to guide yourself to firm financial footing.
Did you know that debt relief may be just what you need to clear your debts and take control of your financial future? But which is a better option, Credit Counseling or Debt Settlement?
No matter your situation, it’s critical to ensure that you’re taking every step necessary to protect and defend your rights – so don’t sit on a lawsuit hoping it will simply go away. It won’t!
Debt settlement involves negotiating with your creditors to forgive a portion of your debt. But did you know that it is most effective for certain types of debt? Here, we explain the basics of debt settlement and how it can help you become debt-free.
Committing to financial health isn’t easy and involves a long-term commitment, as does kicking bad financial habits like overspending, putting items on credit, and unnecessarily taking out loans for nonessential consumer items.
There are certain signs that indicate you might have a debt problem – and paramount to any debt relief plan is recognizing, and acknowledging, that you have this problem.
For a young generation, millennials certainly carry a lot of debt. But this doesn’t mean that they should be resigned to being debt-ridden forever. The first step: Debunk the top three common misconceptions about credit.
It’s natural to panic when your accounts have been sent to collections, but there’s no need to fear: Here are the steps you can take to negotiate a settlement with your collections agency.
Credit bureaus consider five key factors in calculating credit scores. This information will help you not only understand why your score is changing but also what you can do to improve your score.
Credit card debt is rampant in America. But with the uptick in the economy, lenders are feeling more optimistic about extending credit. But at what cost? Here are five things to keep in mind if you’re considering consolidating your credit card debt.