Debt Consolidation
(800)214-7090
  • Home
  • Plans & Services
    • Debt Consolidation
    • Credit Counseling
    • Debt Settlement
    • Bankruptcy
  • Tools, Tips & Resources
    • Debt Articles
    • Debt Calculators
    • Debt News
    • Monthly Debt Newsletter
    • Debt Resources
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Debt Blog

4 Tips For Reducing Credit Card Dependency

2010 February 11
1 Comment
by Brian O'Conner
tags: credit cards, credit tips, over spending, purchase

Credit cards can be fantastic financial tools. Credit card use can make tracking your personal finances easier. They also give the holder more buying power and flexible payment methods. However, irresponsible use of a credit card can be a very slippery slope. Spending can become addictive, and a tool like a [...]

from → General

Tips To Protect Yourself Against Debit Card Fraud

2010 February 11
Leave a comment
by Brian O'Conner
tags: atm card, debit card, fraud, pin

Debit cards have become one of the most popular methods of payment. This is no surprise, debit cards are a terrific financial tool. I think of debit cards as a happy medium between cash and credit cards. When you use a debit card or an ATM card, you are using your own [...]

from → General

How Does Debt Consolidation Work?

2010 February 11
Leave a comment
by Brian O'Conner
tags: credit counselor, debt consolidation, debt consolidation loan

In today’s economy, people are finding it more and more difficult to pay their bills. Unemployment and the cost of living is consistently rising, forcing people to spend their savings on necessities. Families are turning to credit cards to make ends meet. Before long, these credit card bills pile up and become an overwhelming mountain [...]

from → General

4 Wrong Ways To Save Money

2010 February 11
Leave a comment
by Brian O'Conner
tags: debt, saving money, savings, spending

Saving money is one of the best financial decisions one can make. Nothing will teach you the value of the dollar more than saving money. Putting money into a savings account is a good idea if you are trying to save up for a big purchase like an automobile or house. In addition, saving money [...]

from → General

Will This Story Ever End

2010 February 11
Leave a comment
by Brian O'Conner
tags: credit cards, money management, savings, unsecured debt

Having spent twenty year in finance studying the art of effective money management I can’t tell you how far off the beaten path we have gone as a society when it comes to effective money management. Let me explain, back in the day, after the Great Depression, we became a nation of savers. Naturally after [...]

from → General

Answering Questions on Debt Relief Counseling

2010 February 2
1 Comment
by Nick
tags: debt, debt counseling

People charge more to their credit cards than they can afford because they are able to defer the responsibility of having to pay that money back to a future date. Unfortunately, deferring responsibility to the future is just as dangerous as it is easy. When the time comes to pay back the money that you [...]

from → General

4 Tips For Breaking Bad Spending Habits

2010 February 2
Leave a comment
by Nick
tags: credit cards, credit tips, over spending

People go into personal debt for a lot of reasons, but the number one cause is unnecessary overspending. A few unfortunate individuals go into debt because they lose their jobs or have to pay expensive medical bills, but most personal debt is easily avoidable. If you are in debt or close to it, you should [...]

from → General

Avoid the Debt Trap with These Tips

2010 February 2
Leave a comment
by Nick
tags: budget, debt, savings

Nearly every family is trying to find ways to save money during this economic recession, but families that have debt to worry about need to put more efforts towards cutting back on expenses than anyone else. Debt consolidation and debt relief programs can help with outstanding debt, but in order to get out of debt [...]

from → General

Benefits of Debt Consolidation Over Bankruptcy

2010 February 2
Leave a comment
by Nick
tags: bankruptcy, debt consolidation, lower payments, rebuild credit

Debt is not a new problem in America, but the worsening economic situation has made it a much bigger one than it used to be. More people are finding themselves in debt with no foreseeable way to pay back everything they owe. However, hiding from debt collectors and letting the situation spiral out of control [...]

from → General

A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned

2010 February 2
Leave a comment
by Nick
tags: over spending, unsecured debt

A penny may have been worth a lot more when Benjamin Franklin wrote, “a penny saved is a penny earned” in Poor Richard’s Almanack , but the saying’s just as true today as it was back then. The best way to start saving is to take some of your income, no matter how small, and [...]

from → General

« Older Entries
  • Blog Home
  • Categories

    • General
  • Recent Blogs

    • 4 Tips For Reducing Credit Card Dependency
    • Tips To Protect Yourself Against Debit Card Fraud
    • How Does Debt Consolidation Work?
    • 4 Wrong Ways To Save Money
    • Will This Story Ever End
  • Recent Comments

    • Michael on 4 Tips For Reducing Credit Card Dependency
    • Administrator Account on Answering Questions on Debt Relief Counseling
  • Archives

    • February 2010 (20)
  • Popular Tags

    atm card balance bankruptcy budget budgeting checkbook credit cards credit counseling credit counselor credit tips debit card debt debt consolidation debt consolidation loan debt counseling debt management debt negotiation debt settlement financial assistance fraud living expenses lower payments money management over spending pin purchase rebuild credit saving money savings spending unsecured debt

DebtConsolidation.com

Buy Leads | Affiliate Program

© 1998 - 2010 DebtConsolidation.com (800)214-7090