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Blog: DebtCC Insights - Empowering Your Path to Financial Freedom

anonymous 18 January, 2019 6 min read
How are today’s kids faring? Are they doing good? Are they studying well? What are their future plans? What big financial decisions will they make?
anonymous 7 January, 2019 4 min read
It’s like remembering the teachings of the Sophists in ancient Greece.
anonymous 28 December, 2018 6 min read
Judgments about you, ain’t show no good about you.
anonymous 11 December, 2018 5 min read
Should you diversify your investment portfolio? The answer is not a straight ‘yes’ or ‘no’. Keeping a concentrated investment plan always has its own benefit of high return, but it also has a big risk of loss.
anonymous 4 December, 2018 6 min read
Bipolar people often make impulsive shopping decisions to release their stress. They shop excessively during the manic depression. Some bipolar people even shop beyond their affordability to establish their superiority.
anonymous 27 November, 2018 5 min read
Put an end to your habits of being in debt! Wake up America!
anonymous 20 November, 2018 6 min read
When your debt gets out of control, it may affect your financial, emotional, and physical health. So, for a better financial future, you need to have a good health and a steady mental state to tackle your debts.
anonymous 13 November, 2018 7 min read
What is it that makes a budget complete and perfect? Its ability to utilize all of your income and give equal importance to savings and expenses at the same time.
anonymous 30 October, 2018 5 min read
You can never deny the fact that you work hard today for a hassle free retirement life tomorrow. There’s always the sunshine after you crawl out of a dark den of hardship.
anonymous 23 October, 2018 4 min read
All great financially successful people accumulated wealth because they had a fully polished comprehensive financial plan in the background!
anonymous 16 October, 2018 7 min read
College is a time when you can enjoy the freedom of living and dealing finances on your own.
anonymous 9 October, 2018 5 min read
Ethically, not paying back debts is one type of theft and an act of stealing, actually! You owe someone money and you are not willing to repay! What does that even mean?