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December is Identity Theft Awareness Month, and for the past three years, Debt.com has polled Americans about the most common crime in the country. For the first time, almost half…
To promote National Identity Theft Prevention and Awareness Month, Debt.com asked Americans if they’ve ever fallen victim to the crime.
Debt.com’s latest Holiday Spending Survey shows many will spend more due to inflation and will use credit cards to cover costs.
Explore Tax Debt Solutions If you owe back taxes the IRS or state taxes, it can be a serious financial burden. Tax agencies can garnish your wages, drain your bank…
A Debt.com poll of 1,000 Americans shows more than half would take on debt for a family member’s funeral. Four in ten who already have, are struggling to pay it…
Debt.com’s annual survey shows Americans are falling behind on their medical bills – and even forgoing medical care.
A new Debt.com poll found that inflation has made it harder for people to pay for basic needs.
Debt.com’s annual budgeting survey shows how Americans have managed their money since 2019 – and why there’s trouble brewing.
Debt.com: TikTok can be both a fun way to waste time and a serious way to be smart about money.
Debt.com’s annual poll of 1,000 Americans shows debt is a major reason to start budgeting. Fortunately, the budget has been a proven solution.
Collectively, Americans owe nearly $1 trillion on credit cards and report their plastic makes them feel “stressed,” “sad,” and even “hopeless.”