Do you ever wonder if refined, British people can, in actuality, really be the product of massive amounts of personal debt? But of course. On November 20, RT News reported that the “total personal debt in the U.K. has reached record highs – 1.4 trillion pounds, a new report has shown.” The article goes on
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We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Did you participate in any Black Friday or Cyber Monday sales? The holiday retail frenzy is in full effect, and it seems like every year it gets bigger and crazier. Forget the turkey – some people skip Thanksgiving dinner altogether so that they can line up earlier at
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Sometimes it makes sense to borrow money, but many times, it doesn’t. While it’s possible to live debt-free, many of us wouldn’t be able to pay for life’s big purchases without taking on some debt (i.e. buying a home, paying for college, etc.). But when is it smart to borrow, and when is it better
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These days, people just buy, buy, buy with the belief that as long as they make minimum payments on their credit cards, they’ll be OK…but I beg to differ. Yes, if you are making minimum payments on your accounts, your credit score won’t be negatively impacted and you’ll look decent on paper. The good thing
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When it comes to resolving debt, there isn’t a one size fits all solution. Some people may be able to reduce debt on their own, and others may need professional help. If you are looking to pay down debt on your own, you may have heard about two popular approaches – the snowball and avalanche
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“When a parent passes away, will their child inherit the debt?” Although not a pleasant subject to think about, it is a question that many people have on their minds and something that needs to be addressed. There isn’t a simple yes or no answer, but depending on the jurisdiction you live in, you may
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Opening up a small business always seems like a good idea: it helps the local economy, provides jobs and lets you, the owner, do something that you’re passionate about. In fact, Freedom Debt Relief started out as a small business with only five employees. Now, while we are a mid-sized company, our passion for debt
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“Will you be paying with debit or credit?” That’s the one question I get asked almost every day. When it comes to paying with plastic, there are debates about which one is better. Generally, I prefer to pay with credit but the decision to hand over your debit or credit card really depends on the
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Every year, people enter into marriages and include “till death do us part” in their wedding vows, with the expectation that they will spend forever with their partners. But when financial problems arise, it has the potential to rip apart even the strongest relationships. A few nights ago, I was watching Till Debt do Us
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One of the biggest hurdles people face before deciding to do something about their debts is having to acknowledge that there is even a problem. Denial is a strong force, one that can hinder you from making improvements to your financial situation. If you need validation that your finances could be in better shape, here
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Whether you’re a financial expert or just starting to learn about personal finance, managing your money can be hard. How is your credit score calculated? How important is it? These tips could help answer those questions and help you improve your financial well-being.* 1. Make a Budget Evaluating your financial situation is the best way
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It’s hard enough to be in heavy debt. But if you’ve fallen behind and creditors or debt collection agencies are calling you at home or work, your stress levels could be at an all-time high. You might feel confused, angry, or even guilty about these calls. But have you ever considered that your creditors might
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Debt payoff is a great goal—whether it’s student loans or credit cards, eliminating what you owe can help you feel free. Any effort to pay off debt is worth the work, yet some types of repayment might make your debt problem worse. As you take control of your debt, learn the repayment tactics to avoid
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