Results for Debt Reduction

It's a question we all hear so frequently that we have a tendency to tune it out sometimes: "Debit or credit?" Let's discuss these options.

There are two leading strategies for debt elimination. Both will work, but one gets you out of debt a little faster and a lot richer.

Traveling smart and budget minded not only will help keep you on track financially but it can also reduce the stress of traveling.

Saving money is a commitment, not an amount. It sounds simple, but it's true. Learn more about how to save money and get ahead.

When someone who has accumulated debt across a number of credit cards embarks on the journey to rid himself or herself of this debt, and when that person is generating enough monthly income to cover all expenses and the minimum payments due on all cards with additional funds left over, there are two main philosophies …

The Credit.com Experts explore the tricks of the trade and the fastest ways to reduce your debts on your own. Read this for the best debt reduction tips.

By controlling our spending and prioritizing our expenses, we can banish purchases that don't contribute to our measurement of success.

Becoming a millionaire is more of a direction than a destination. Are we progressing toward the financial goals we've set for ourselves?

“If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” A mantra for consumers to live by when faced with personal ID choices and concerns.

If our Envelope System doesn't work the first month as we were hoping, we need to keep trying. It might take a few months to run smoothly.

INVEST is all about making yourself a better money maker. Investing in yourself may differ from how others invest in themselves.

It's important to be honest and proactive when discussing money with children. Let them know it’s important to you.

Collections can account for about a 5 to 10 percent drop in your credit score. There are other items can have a greater impact.

Your family can have a worthwhile Spring Break get-away if for every main expense you consider, “should I spend?” or “should I save?”

Every day a countless amount of phishing email are sent out via the internet. Some emails are easy to spot but others can seem legitimate.

Personal finance should be SIMPLE: Spend, Invest, Manage, Plan, Limit, Eliminate. Let's look at how you can take the SIMPLE approach.

With credit cards so convenient, loans so common and debt socially acceptable, getting into debt is extremely easy. I still have vivid memories of the two people who sold me on my college credit card. It had the school logo on there and best of all, it helped the school every time I use the card to

The need to press forward and win at all costs in free-to-play games have created stories of people spending $30,000 or on mobile gaming.

Be careful when considering the purchase or sale of a little piece of paradise. Such deals can often cause timeshare owners trouble.

By Janet Alvarez, Wise Bread on 13 August 2018 0 comments
15 Tips From People Who Paid Off an Incredible Amount of Debt
Despite the booming economy and healthy labor market, most Americans just can't shake their debt. According to the New York Fed , U.S. household indebtedness exceeded $13 trillion in the first quarter of 2018. So, if a heavy debt load is a feature of your family's finances, you're certainly not alone
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