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Blog: DebtCC Insights - Empowering Your Path to Financial Freedom

Loretta Kilday 23 March, 2023 7 min read
A challenging economy is a big enough concern to strike feelings of fear and panic in people. But fear and panic are also major contributors to making bad financial decisions.
Loretta Kilday 15 March, 2023 9 min read
A debt consolidation loan helps you combine multiple debts into a single, more manageable loan with a lower interest rate.
Loretta Kilday 13 March, 2023 10 min read
Investing money can help you build wealth and have a stable financial future.
Loretta Kilday 9 March, 2023 10 min read
The Biden administration announced new principles for the housing market. It protected renters across the U.S.
Loretta Kilday 1 March, 2023 12 min read
Managing and paying off debt can be challenging, especially when you have multiple debts with high-interest rates. One loan option that can help simplify and manage your debt is a debt consolidation loan.
Loretta Kilday 23 February, 2023 8 min read
For many, declaring bankruptcy is the only way to deal with overwhelming debts.
Loretta Kilday 23 May, 2023 14 min read
According to a survey conducted in 2022, near about 44% of Americans have a side hustle, and it is expected that this figure will continue to grow.
Loretta Kilday 20 February, 2023 9 min read
When an unidentified stranger steals your personally identifiable information (PII) or other identifying information and uses it to commit fraud, this is known as identity theft.
Loretta Kilday 2 February, 2023 14 min read
How much money holiday debt took over in 2022 The percentage of Americans entering into debt because of holiday spending decreased marginally in the 2022 holiday season, despite high inflation and rising in
Loretta Kilday 2 February, 2023 7 min read
Around 44 million Americans owe nearly $1.75 trillion in student loan debt, an increase from $481 billion in 2006, the world'
Loretta Kilday 30 January, 2023 9 min read
There's so much to worry about credit card bills, personal loans, private or federal student loans, and mortgages. Add to it the concern of unemployment, and things can get a lot ugly financially.
Loretta Kilday 6 January, 2023 14 min read
Every year, scammers prey on people, especially seniors, to steal their money and sensitive personal data. According to the FBI, seniors lose more than $3 billion annually to fraud.