Debt Relief Articles
Debt to Equity Ratio: Formula and How to Use it
Updated Oct 31, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
The debt-to-equity ratio is a metric that measures a company's financial leverage. Debt to equity is important for assessing a company's ability to pay back its debts and meet its financial obligations.
Read MoreDebt Consolidation Explained
Updated Oct 27, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
Here’s everything you need to know if you’re thinking about consolidating your credit card or other debt.
Read MoreWhat is a Debt Settlement Attorney & Finding the Best for You
Updated Oct 13, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
A debt settlement attorney is a lawyer who specializes in negotiating with creditors on behalf of their clients to try to reach a settlement agreement. This can involve reducing the amount of money owed,...
Read More8 Ways to Rebound from a Maxed-Out Credit Card
Updated Oct 13, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
No matter how much credit card debt you’re in or how many cards you have maxed out, with discipline and consistency, you could find yourself debt-free again.
Read MoreHow does inflation impact Americans with credit card debt
Updated Oct 10, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
It's no secret that inflation is on the rise. This has a direct impact on Americans with credit card debt. In this blog post, we will explore how inflation affects credit card holders and...
Read MoreWhat Happens When You Make Minimum Payments
Updated Sep 12, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
Only making a minimum payment isn’t such a bad thing if you have a 0% APR introductory offer. Otherwise, you’re going to rack up interest charges, add to your debt, and pay more in...
Read More5 Ways to Stop Credit Card Collection Calls
Updated Sep 06, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
If you run into credit card debt, you might be overwhelmed and stressed out by the seemingly never-ending phone calls from creditors or collection agencies. Here are 5 ways to Stop Credit Card Collection...
Read MoreTop 5 Presidents by National Debt
Updated Sep 04, 2022By Minh Tong
As of 2022, the national debt is estimated to be around $30 trillion! While data from the U.S. Treasury shows that not all presidents contributed equally to the national debt, historians often debate...
Read More5 Warning Signs You Have Too Much Debt
Updated Aug 24, 2022By Aaron Sarentino
Sometimes, we get carried away or we are confronted with an unexpected financial emergency, and our debt spirals out of control. So, how much debt is too much debt? Here are 5 warning...
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