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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Are you dragging a pile of debt into the new year? Here’s how to get rid of it faster.
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If you’re sick over medical debt you can’t pay, you’re not alone.
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Don’t ignore these red flags of a debt settlement company eager to prey on desperation.
Pay up what you owe now to enjoy your golden years later.
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Take these steps to come out of the debt shame shadows and pay off debt for good.
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Debt settlement can be a fast and easy way to get rid of debt but it’s not for everyone.
A reader got denied for a personal loan, and wonders if there’s anything he can do before he graduates.