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Should you wait until after the holidays to tackle your debt? Experts decide
“Waiting it out could also allow you to better "focus on your debts without distraction" in the new year, says Howard Dvorkin, chairman of Debt.com. "It's hard to deal with debt during the holidays," Dvorkin says. "That's like saying you'll start your diet on Thanksgiving day. Most Americans deal with their weight and their debt in January. That's when they step on the scale and get their credit card statements. In both cases, they're horrified by how big the number is. That's when they get serious.”
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