My Columns

By: Howard Dvorkin

Although presidential polling is all the news covers during elections, where polling matters most isn’t in politics. It’s in personal finance.

By: Howard Dvorkin

As a finance counselor and a CPA at Debt.com, here’s what I’ve learned so far this month. It’s made me both laugh and cry.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Are Americans wising up about personal debt? Or are they doubling down? Here’s the good news and bad news surrounding the issue.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Filing your taxes isn’t fun, but the results can still make you smile.

By: Howard Dvorkin

The latest Debt.com winner of a scholarship for college won’t let illness slow her down – or get her down. In fact, it has helped her form new career goals.

By: Howard Dvorkin

It’s not a romantic topic, but it’s perhaps the most important one. Here’s how money ruins relationships if you’re not careful.

By: Howard Dvorkin

It’s not depression. Or happiness. Or love. Or hate. Fear of credit is what can really wreck your chances at better financial success.

By: Howard Dvorkin

How much do you spend impulsively? If it’s more than $100, you’re typical – and in trouble. Here’s our advice on cutting back impulse buys.

By: Howard Dvorkin

As we lurch into 2016, personal debt might be a bigger problem than it was in 2015. Here are some new statistics on credit card debt, and what may happen.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Holiday debt. It may not be just a hangover. It might be a disease. Here’s the cure. Read financial advice on skipping disaster by getting clear of debt.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Maybe you’ve heard about Blue Monday, a “holiday” mainly about holiday debt. But you didn’t know about Red Tuesday — and here’s why.

By: Howard Dvorkin

…but the most important ones are. Here’s how to get free debt help and start 2016 off right. If your new year’s resolution is to fix debt, we can help.