It pays to be thankful as you work to pay off your debt. Consolidated Credit is giving one lucky client a $500 gift card in our Thankful Photo Contest.
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Learn how to enter Consolidated Credit’s 100 Days 100 Ways to save contest, by sharing 100 money-saving daily tips on your favorite social networks.
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Make sure you and your partner are on the same page with how much or if, you an afford to spend this Valentine's Day.
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It can be difficult shaking off the weight of holiday credit card debt, but with a little guidance you could pay off debt quicker in 2022.
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Get a preview of Consolidated Credit's free 2021 Holiday Budgeting Webinar, then join us on October 13 at 1:00 pm (EST) to set a spending plan.
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As people adjust their traditional Halloween plans for the pandemic, we look at 2020 Halloween spending and how to celebrate on a budget.
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This year isn't exactly normal, but the good news is that there are plenty of virtual ways that you can spoil your mom, even if you're shopping last-minute.
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Scammers are taking advantage of your goodwill this holiday season! Make sure your gift cards, packages, and donations are safe from holiday scams.
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The average family will spend over $1,000 this year on the holidays. These holiday shopping tips can help you avoid holiday ID theft and a debt hangover.
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Planning on doing most of your holiday shopping on Thanksgiving weekend? We have tips to help you save money on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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You might think it’s too early to start thing about budgeting for the winter holidays, but there are just 10-12 paychecks left before the holidays start.
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Holiday spending often turns into credit card debt. These tips can help you minimize debt if you’re already strapped for cash ahead of the holidays.
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More and more, workers are putting off trips home to spend the holidays working, but they also spend their holiday work time shopping for family.
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If you’re feeling a rise in holiday spending stress you’re not alone. Americans are finding overspending is not adding anything to their holiday cheer.
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