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

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

Freedom Debt Relief shares our client stories of facing down debt and moving to a…

Learn how the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 compares to the PPP in…

Will refinancing save you money? Before you make the decision to refinance, weigh the pros and cons of refinancing a loan. Learn more here.

What is the American debt crisis, and what can you do to become less of…

Auto loan debt is a fact of life for most in the U.S. given the…

Secured credit cards can help you start building or rebuilding your credit in a matter of months. Discover how they work here.

Ads about government credit card relief may be a sham, but don't worry. There are plenty of other options.

When should you validate a debt? When a debt collector contacts you, respond within 30 days or they may assume the debt is legitimate. Learn how to validate a debt.

Your credit report and credit score are different, but closely related. Learn how one affects the other.

Debt-free living does not mean never borrowing — it means managing your borrowing and developing good spending habits. Here's how to achieve your debt-free goals.

The Fed’s new policy might affect your credit card debt. Find out how and what…

If you live in an underbanked neighborhood, you might think that predatory loans are your…

Wondering if a debt relief company will help or harm? Here’s how to know if you’ve found a legit one.

Debt collectors have to follow laws when they contact you. Here's what they can and can’t do, and how to follow up.

Are you struggling to pay your bills—or unable to pay them at all? Here’s what to do, step by step.

Tired of paying for the high cost of living in America? See how you can get out of debt faster by moving abroad.

Nothing beats the feeling of getting rid of credit card debt. Here are six fast ways to do it.

The avalanche, snowball, and blizzard methods all help you knock out debt fast. Get the 411 on which is right for you.

Will debt relief hurt your credit? We’ve got tips on how to prepare for credit impacts while getting rid of debt.

High or low? If you want a higher credit score, you need a lower credit utilization ratio. Learn how to get there.

Struggling with high-interest debt? A 401(k) loan could help you pay it off—but know the risks.

Closing a credit card could lower your credit score. We’ll show you the pros and cons so you can make a good decision.

Have debts you can’t pay? Don't let it cost you your tax refund.

See how the debt snowball method works with practical examples so you can see if it's the right fit for your situation.