Debt Relief Articles

Dealing with unmanageable debt? Debt relief could be the right move—if you qualify. See how to qualify and next steps.

Tax debt relief calls aren't always a cause for concern. Here's what to do if you get one.

In need of debt relief? Try these tips to choose the right company to help you get rid of your debt.

Learn how to cancel a credit card safely to protect your finances and your credit score.

Legitimate debt relief companies exist—but so do scammers. Here's how to tell the difference.

Bad credit doesn't have to stop you from getting debt relief. Check out your options here.

You may seek debt-relief services when you need help with debt. Companies that provide such services work with your creditors on your behalf to reduce...

If you need a debt settlement program, here's what you need to know if your spouse is unwilling.

A debt relief loan could simplify the process of paying back your debts. Our guide explains how this loan works and when it may be a good choice.

Auto loan debt relief could help you get back on stable financial footing. Learn more about the five top strategies.

Even with debt relief you might still be able to have access to one of your credit cards. We’ll explain how.

When a contractor takes you for a ride, you have options to fix your finances. Find out more.

Yes, you can get out of a debt settlement contract. These are the common mistakes to avoid.

Will debt relief hurt your credit? We’ve got tips on how to prepare for credit impacts while getting rid of debt.

Debt relief can get your finances back on track, but you might need a little help to boost your money confidence.

Medical bills can cause financial problems and stress. Several medical debt consolidation and relief options could help you get to the other side of those bills.

A debt relief program is a way to reduce what you owe on credit cards and other debt by convincing creditors to accept less than you owe. Find out more here.

It could still be possible to negotiate debts after you've been sued. Here’s how to go for settlement even when there’s a suit.

Learn how government debt relief programs could help with tax or student loan debt, and your options for credit card and other debts.

Did your marriage include debts as well as assets? Here's what typically happens to debts when you get divorced.

Ignoring debt collectors is tempting, but it may make things worse. Here's how to handle debt collectors.

Under specific circumstances, your bank can seize money from your bank account. Here's what to know.

If you’re worried about your tax refund being seized, we’ll show you how to avoid garnishment.

Learn how the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 compares to the PPP in…

What is the American debt crisis, and what can you do to become less of…

Ads about government credit card relief may be a sham, but don't worry. There are plenty of other options.