Getting out of debt isn’t easy. For some, it can be a brutal cycle that can only lead to bankruptcy. Since you don’t have money, you won’t be able to pay your debts, and because you can’t pay them, your balance increases more. It’s a pit that is hard to escape but not entirely impossible. If you’re currently buried in ...

Debt settlement options are available to help people overcome financial challenges and regain control over their lives. This article will explore the variety of debt settlement options available today, that provide relief from debt in several ways including debt consolidation. The article will also offer understanding of the various strategies individuals can consider when seeking to manage and pay off ...

Once you turn 40, you’ve reached a point in life where you need to start focusing on your financial longevity. Not that’s it wasn’t important before, but once you’re in your forties, it’s even more important to create a strategy that builds wealth while allowing you to enjoy living. The thing is, it’s not always easy to get things going ...

It’s difficult to enjoy life if you’re lugging around big credit card balances, often finding it hard to make minimum payments – if you can make payments at all. If it’s any solace, you’re not alone. In fact, 72 percent of U.S. residents are stressed out about money, according to the American Psychological Association. Of them, 22 percent are extremely ...

Host: Pastor Jerry Cook Guests: None Topic:  Politics & The Pulpit – Debt – August 24, 2022 On this episode of Politics & The Pulpit, our host Pastor Jerry Cook of Freedom’s Way Baptist Church talks about debt. Pastor Jerry starts off the show by talking about some news on debt in the nation. Pastor Jerry goes into some depth on ...

In an effort to remove financial debt as a barrier to higher education, the Santa Clarita Community College District cleared nearly $950,000 in student debt through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.  As a result, the debt forgiveness initiative restored registration eligibility for 3215 College of the Canyons students, officials said. “This was a state priority to ...

Debt counseling is a good resource for those who are struggling to get out of debt. Unfortunately, few debt counseling services are free, and many businesses out there are more concerned with taking your money than helping you become debt-free. Before you reach out to a paid service, consider using one of these four methods that are just as effective ...

With the global recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are trying to recuperate by applying for various loans. There’s no doubt that loans are beneficial, particularly during times of financial crisis. However, failing to pay multiple loans on time might lead to bankruptcy. Many borrowers have probably tried every possible way to pay off their debt, but choosing ...

If you’re managing multiple debts, you may be struggling with where to start your repayment journey. When developing a debt paydown strategy, it’s common to start with either your lowest-balance debt or highest-interest debt. And while tackling the highest-interest debt might save you more money, starting with the lowest balance can seriously increase motivation. So, here’s what you need to ...

Getting insurance is one of the most crucial financial decisions to make in life. Insurance is designed to protect you and provide coverage to help you access essential services in the time of need. There are different types of insurance policies that are tailored for various purposes. Before you buy a policy, you must consider your needs and your family ...