The average American now holds more than six figures worth of debt. Between auto loans, credit cards, mortgages, and other types of loans the typical amount of consumer debt is up to $103,358. But it doesn’t have to be the norm.
The articles in this section are tailored for everyday folks who want to achieve financial freedom. Read below to learn more. You can find more tips and resources to get out of all kinds of consumer debts.
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The answer didn’t surprise me, but it might surprise you.
At 30 years old – earning less than $40,000 a year – I did it myself. But this advice can help anyone.
But how much it will help depends on where you live.
Most marrying couples say yes, a depressing new survey shows.
Two readers ask whether they should save their money or start investing.
A couple wants to go somewhere else, but their current company is charging them $1,500 first.
A new study shows credit card debt is surging and borrowers are barely paying it down.
That stress can break down your body and mind.
Financial stress and rising costs prompt many to look for new jobs while being less productive at work.
A new survey shows many Americans may have an undiagnosed medical condition.
These proven strategies can help you get back on track if you’re ready to take the next step.
Have debt worries? Here is how to avoid being swindled.
Getting out of debt isn’t easy, but will bring you many forms of relief.
Medical debt can lead to depression, anxiety and even the risk of suicide.
Struggling to pay medical debt? You’re not alone, and help is on the way this summer.