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Credit Counseling: How it Works & How to Select an Agency
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Topics: Credit CounselingRegardless of your financial situation, credit counseling can lay out the roadmap you need to get the most out of your money.
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Five Ways to Pay off Your Credit Card Debt Faster
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Topics: Credit CardIf you find yourself going further and further into credit card debt each month, it might be time to develop new strategies for paying off credit card debt.
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How Debt Affects Your Mental Health – And What to do About It
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Topics: Debt ReliefMost people will carry debt at some point in their lives. Many of those people will also face mental health challenges related to the burden of carrying this debt. Luckily, there is always a way out.
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Wedding Debt 101: What You Need to Know?
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Topics: Personal FinanceWedding-related debt is an epidemic that is sweeping America. Here’s what modern couples are forking over for.
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How to Balance Your Income and Expenses to Avoid Debt
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Getting a good grasp on your finances boils down to a healthy income-expenses balance. Read on for the three basic pillars of balancing your income and expenses to get you on the way to avoiding – or getting out of – debt.
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Can I Go to Jail for Not Paying My Debts?
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Topics: Debt ReliefWhen it comes to your debts, remember that you have the right to not be harassed by creditors: But it’s also vital to pay down your debts to avoid their continued contact – and to get yourself back on firm financial footing.
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How Long Does A Creditor Have to Sue Me?
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Topics: Debt SettlementCreditors and debt collectors have a limited amount of time to sue a debtor. The time period varies by state and is called the “statute of limitations.”
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What are Personal Lines of Credit and How do They Work?
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Topics: Credit CardDo you have a large amount of debt that you’d like to repay quickly? Here’s the 411 on personal lines of credit and whether they are a viable debt relief solution for you.
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Home Improvement 101: Doing it Debt-Free
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Topics: Personal FinanceAbsent a true emergency, like a collapsed roof, most home improvement projects can wait. There is simply no reason to borrow money to remodel a kitchen or landscape a yard – something purely cosmetic and frankly, nonessential.
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How to Celebrate the New Year on a Budget
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Topics: Personal FinanceNew Year’s Eve is almost upon us, and along with that comes the inevitable question many of us ask ourselves every year: What are we going to do to celebrate, and how can we make sure it doesn’t break the bank?
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