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Paying off your credit cards? Congrats! Here’s how that could impact your credit score for the better.

Ready to improve your finances this year? Prioritizing these short-term financial goals could help.

Wondering “Why did my credit score drop”? You’re not alone. See the biggest reasons why credit scores go up or down.

Want to avoid overspending this holiday season? Check out these cheap Christmas ideas that capture the holiday joy.

Freedom Debt Relief strives to help everyday Americans resolve their debts and create brighter financial…

Should you use your debit or credit card? It depends on a number of factors, including your personal preferences, your budget, and more. Find out more here.

Freedom Debt Relief is passionate about helping everyday Americans move towards a better financial future.…

Our Freedom Debt Relief clients have each taken a journey to get on the path…

Have an old unpaid second mortgage? You might hear from debt collectors. See how to avoid zombie foreclosure.

Student loans don’t just go away if you ignore them. See what happens if you don’t pay your student loan.

The debt snowball approach focuses on psychology not math, but how big is the cost of choosing it over alternatives?

Want to strengthen your shared financial health with your partner? Avoid these financial red flags in relationships.

To make the most of your money when you’re a college student, you need a budget. Here’s how to set one up.

Find out how our clients, Peggy and Howard Powell saved money and got out of…

Learn how government debt relief programs could help with tax or student loan debt, and your options for credit card and other debts.

Consolidating your debt could simplify your debt payments. Learn more about the most common debt consolidation methods.

Financial planning is important for everyone—whether you're wealthy or not.

Debt settlement could be the right financial move, even if your credit score drops along the way.

Did your marriage include debts as well as assets? Here's what typically happens to debts when you get divorced.

Ignoring debt collectors is tempting, but it may make things worse. Here's how to handle debt collectors.

Under specific circumstances, your bank can seize money from your bank account. Here's what to know.

Think about more than just rates when you consider refinancing your car loan. We’ll show you how to compare offers.

If you’re worried about your tax refund being seized, we’ll show you how to avoid garnishment.

Having poor credit could double or even triple your APR on a car loan. Here’s how to make your loan more affordable.

Even if you don’t make a ton of money, you can still feel rich during…

Credit card forgiveness can happen through bankruptcy or debt settlement. Debt settlement means negotiating a lower payoff for your credit card debt.