Dvorkin On Debt: The Impending Auto Bubble
By: Howard Dvorkin
Remember the housing bubble? Are car loans the next mortgage crisis? Debt.com examines the possibility of an auto industry bubble.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Remember the housing bubble? Are car loans the next mortgage crisis? Debt.com examines the possibility of an auto industry bubble.
By: Howard Dvorkin
The Big 3 Credit Bureaus have your credit reports, but they also ask lots of interesting questions. Here are the recent results.|The Big 3 Credit Bureaus have your credit reports, but they also ask lots of interesting questions. Here are the recent results.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Prince was a legend who left behind a timeless music discography. What many didn’t know is that he could have taught us a few financial lessons as well.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Finally, a catchy song about student loan debt. The message of “Sallie Mae Back” might resonate with lots of millennials and help them make smart choices.
By: Howard Dvorkin
The answers to these psychological money questions could help Americans fight their debt with a new arsenal of weapons that really work.
By: Howard Dvorkin
You can have a good idea, a lot of money, and a wonderful work ethic — and this attitude will doom you. It’s why entrepreneurs fail.
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
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
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
Shopping for the holidays? You’re being watched and studied. The results are amusing. Here are our favorite holiday shopping statistics for 2015.