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Debt.com survey reveals a strong link between financial pressures and emotional health during Mental Health Awareness Month
More than half say past-due medical bills have damaged their credit scores.
One in three Americans need credit cards to make ends meet – and many are maxed out.
Many are “nervous” and “overwhelmed” about how to afford payments when SAVE payments resume in April.
The results of Debt.com’s latest survey of 1,000 Americans has surprised our team of in-house experts of CPAs and debt management professionals: Most are aware of the powerful solution called debt settlement.
Debt.com’s latest survey shows 43% have already had their identities stolen – more than 1 in 5 were children.
Debt.com’s Annual Holiday Shopping Survey Reveals AI Gifts and BNPL are Pushing Holiday Budgets to the Brink.
Debt.com’s latest survey of 1,000 Americans shows more than half expect to pass on debt to their loved ones when they die. For many, it’s tens of thousands worth.
The two most common problems cited? Too many questions and a faulty website.
Debt.com’s annual poll of 1,000 Americans shows debt is a major reason to start budgeting. Fortunately, the budget has been a proven solution.
And many have already gone into debt for previous trips.
Other regrets range from waiting too long to save for retirement and taking on too much student loan debt.
Nearly a third of respondents said credit card debt contributed to their divorce.
What is the Lipstick Index? The theory is, “when economic conditions worsen, beauty product sales get better.”
1 in 4 are spending more than $200 on natural disaster preparedness this year.
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