The Impact of Defaulting on a Loan

Defaulting on a loan can be detrimental in more ways than one. You may have applied for a loan with the intention to pay it back in full, but sometimes

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Don’t Let Student Loans Ruin Your Credit

The No. 1 way to lose points on your credit score is to miss a payment. With student debt in 2019 topping $1.52 trillion, most millenials are just one financial

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More Americans are Saving their Credit Cards for Larger Purchases

Credit card debt has been a major problem in this country for a long time. It would almost seem as if people don’t know how to use their cards in

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How Debt and Money Problems Often Lead to Divorce

Do you regularly fight with your spouse or significant other about money? If so, you aren’t alone. Of all the stressors that can often pop up in a relationship, money

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As Student Loan Debt Grows into a Crisis, Credit Card Debt Soars

Student loan debt continues to rise into the stratosphere. This type of debt is creating a financial crisis for millions of Americans. When you have a ton of student loan

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Financially Struggling Baby Boomers Common

When we talk about debt in the United States, and how total household debt is at its highest level of all time ($13.2 trillion), it’s easy to think, “Those darn

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Americans are Now Paying A Lot More in Credit Card Fees

When the economy starts to surge, Americans begin having confidence in their spending habits. But rather than paying cash for these things, we’re turning to our credit cards more than

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5 Strategies that Can Help Prevent You from Going into Bankruptcy

If you feel you’re at the end of your rope financially, you might think the only option you have is to declare bankruptcy. It’s a scary option for many Americans.

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4 Strategic Steps to Help You Get Out of Debt Forever

The Federal Reserve Bank in New York estimates that the total amount of household debt in the United States has reached $13.21 trillion. Debt is something we’re all ashamed of.

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