Month: October 2019
Handling credit card debt through a balance transfer
Few U.S. families are strangers to debt of one form or another. From student debt to mortgages to the most insidious of them all, credit card debt, it seems many Tennessee residents owe money in one form or another, and for some households, that debt is becoming unmanageable. Thankfully, there are a variety of solutions
Stressed millennials could benefit from debt relief help
Consumers of all ages in Tennessee struggle with debt, but there are some who are carrying a more significant load than others. Millennials are a demographic that has more trouble with debt than other age groups, and for some, the financial burden can be unmanageable. Many of these individuals who are struggling with paying bills
Understanding the repayment plan under Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Bankruptcy filing means you concluded that you need help getting rid of some or all of your debt. With credit card accessibility climbing and the average income remaining stagnant, it is not a surprise that consumers find themselves deep in debt. Under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you agree to pay back a portion of your debt
Extravagant weddings leave many needing debt relief
Engagement is an exciting time for Tennessee couples, but this excitement can cause some to make poor financial decisions. Many people want big, extravagant weddings, but not everyone can afford them. As a result, an engaged couple may buy things, pay for wedding services and pay for honeymoons on credit, leaving them entering their newly
Credit card companies want you to have more credit card debt
The main goal of credit card companies is not to protect the interests of the people using their cards. Their main priority is their own bottom lines, and they want people to have as much credit card debt as possible. This means more interest paid out over a longer period of time, which means more
Medical debt continues to be a problem for many Americans
Bills related to medical care and emergency needs are a significant financial burden for many in Tennessee and across the country. Even people with steady jobs, reasonable income and health insurance find themselves facing insurmountable medical debt after a procedure or just one visit to the emergency room. One problem is that many people don’t