Dvorkin on Debt: A One-Two Sucker Punch
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
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.
By: Howard Dvorkin
The latest Debt.com scholarship winner is a real cheapskate. So we’re giving her $500 to help her attend college debt-free.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Not all New Years resolutions are created equal. Without this resolution, none of your other 2016 goals would be possible.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Christmas is Friday. Guess what happens starting Saturday? Gift returns en masse. Let Debt.com guide you through getting rid of gifts you didn’t want.
By: Howard Dvorkin
The crushing debt has a single silver lining — Americans are eager to learn about finances. Hopefully, it’ll be worth all the dark clouds.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Stats on America’s personal finances can be depressing, but here are some positive holiday spending numbers to raise your holiday spirits.
By: Howard Dvorkin
The state you live in can determine the state of your finances. Check out the least and most expensive states to help you determine where to raise a family.
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.
By: Howard Dvorkin
There’s no free lunch, but there are cheap ones. Learn how not having a food budget is costing you money. Learn from our financial expert Howard Dvorkin.