Howard Dvorkin is recognized as a consumer finance expert in the industry. As such, he regularly speaks to major media outlets and news networks about consumer finance. Browse Howard’s latest contributions here to see what Howard has to say about today’s top personal finance news topics. Or, if you’d like to quote Howard in an upcoming piece you’re working on or conduct a full interview, please email info@howarddvorkin.com.
Take Advantage of Tax-Free Weekend Sales
By: Maryalene LaPonsie
|August 2, 2021
"If the pandemic has taught us anything, it's to make sure we have enough items at home to last us for a while,” says Howard Dvorkin, certified public accountant and chairman of personal finance site Debt.com. That advice isn’t limited to pantry items either. “If your old personal computer kept crashing and it was … a major problem during Zoom meetings, this is the time to get a new one.”
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The Eviction Ban Is Almost Over. Here's What Struggling Renters Should Know.
“Eviction is so terrifying because it’s a Frankenstein’s monster built out of all your other problems,” says Howard Dvorkin, CPA and chairman of Debt.com. “The only way to keep a roof over your head is to keep your head. Scour the internet, make some calls and enlist some allies. They’re out there.”
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So You Want to Buy a Home? Here's How to Get Started
“You don’t know what you can afford, and, more importantly, what you can’t afford, until you see how much money is available,” says Howard Dvorkin, chairman of consumer financial advisory site Debt.com.
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Financial Experts React to Rise in Crypto Retirement Plans
By: Yaёl Bizouati-Kennedy
|June 29, 2021
Howard Dvorkin, CPA and Chairman of Debt.com, tells GOBankingRates that he “can’t think of anything more ridiculous than adding crypto currency to a retirement portfolio.”
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The 5 biggest money scams financial experts have seen so far in 2021
Howard Dvorkin, a CPA, says that the most common scams of 2021 so far have involved stimulus checks.
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Planning To Retire Soon? It May Be Time To Make a ‘Happy Plan’
“That might mean delaying retirement for a couple of years, but you’ll be glad you did,” said Howard Dvorkin, CPA and chairman of Debt.com.
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