Not all the questions to Debt.com are easy to answer.
A reader has many beautiful things, but also an ugly amount of debt.
A reader’s wife is wondering what happens to her mom’s assets — and debts.
Understanding your rights and legal limits. Can you really wait out credit card debts and pay nothing.
This week: The most popular question, with an unpopular answer.
A reader says her husband maxed out their joint cards for holiday shopping. Now what?
A reader insists his girlfriend is short-sighted for hating his high balances.
A reader’s boyfriend thinks he found a clever loophole. He hasn’t. But he still has options.
A reader wants to help his mother, but he’s scared he’ll make the problem worse.
The answer is no, but the good news is: There are powerful options regardless of your disability.
A reader and her husband want a new house, but they don’t want old debt, either.
A reader has as much debt as income. He’s out of the country. Can he still get out of debt?
A reader’s husband doesn’t use half his cards. Should he keep them for emergencies or get rid of them?
A husband and wife have competing plans for getting out of debt. Alas, both are terrible.