Infographics
How Does Consolidated Credit Really Work to Help Americans Find Relief?
Total U.S. consumer credit card debt officially hit $1 trillion. With the average household owing around $8,600, Americans need debt relief to avoid credit score damage, financial hardship and bankruptcy. So, how does Consolidated Credit really work to provide financial relief?
Valentine’s Day 2018: It’s the Little Things that Add Up
Consolidated Credit offers a quick infographic snapshot of expected spending for Valentine’s Day 2018. This year, it’s the little things that add up to near record spending on sweethearts. We offer tips on how to use credit cards wisely as you spread the love.
2017 Holiday Spending Survey
See how Americans seeking debt help are planning to get through the holiday season this year without debt with our Holiday Spending Survey infographic.
What’s Your Black Friday Shopping Strategy?
Use Consolidated Credit’s new infographic to craft the right Black Friday shopping strategy so you can stay on budget and avoid credit card debt.
Cyber Monday Shopping Tips: Be Cyber Safe in 2017!
Cyber Monday is set to be the biggest shopping day of the year in 2017. Use Consolidated Credit’s Cyber Monday Shopping Tips infographic to shop securely.
Steps to Take After the Equifax Data Breach
If you’re worried about ID theft following the Equifax data breach, we explain four steps you can take to protect your identity and prevent credit fraud.
Smart Identity Theft Protection Tips
Use Consolidated Credit’s Identity Theft Protection infographic to learn how to protect your personal data and information from ID theft and credit fraud.
Frightening Statistics for Halloween 2017
Halloween marks the start of the most expensive time of year.We look at shopping statistics for Halloween 2017 to see how people will spend money this year.
10 Money Hacks that Cut Financial Challenges Down to Size
Consolidated Credit helps you take control of monstrous debt with 10 money hacks that can solve budget imbalance so you can achieve financial stability.
Financial Recovery Tips for Hurricane Harvey Flood Victims
As families return home to pick up the pieces following Hurricane Harvey, Consolidated Credit explains how to set up an effective disaster recovery plan.
How to Eclipse Your Debt
To celebrate the 2017 solar eclipse, Consolidated Credit explains the four phases of debt elimination, so you can eclipse your debt completely this year.
Personal Perspectives on Financial Independence
We asked 1,100 consumers what they thought about financial independence and the American Dream today. Read personal perspectives from real Americans.
Campus Credit Card Use
We explore campus credit card use to see how early credit usage affects students’ ability to manage debt and graduate from college with minimal debt.
Medical Debt
Our medical debt infographic explores how out-of-pocket healthcare costs have become a leading cause of America’s debt and credit problems.
Valentines Gifts and Your Wallet
Roughly 40% of Americans prefer Valentines gifts of experience over material gifts that bust your budget. Are you giving the right gifts to your Valentine?
Donations in Debt
Consolidated Credit’s Donations in Debt infographic explores the practice of continuing charitable giving in spite of personal challenges with debt.
Types of Consumer Debt
This infographic compares types of consumer debt to help you better understand debt so you can effectively prioritize debt repayment and savings.
2016 Holiday Shopping Expectations
Consolidated Credit looks at 2016 holiday shopping expectations from retailers to help consumers plan an effective holiday shopping strategy.
American Spending Statistics
Use this infographic to compare your budget and spending to average American spending statistics to see how you stack up when it comes to cash flow.
Halloween Spending Hits Scary New Heights
We look at expected Halloween spending statistics for 2016 to see exactly what Americans are buying to reach record-high retail sales this year.
Back to School Costs
Parents expect to shell out almost $700 this year on back to school shopping. We break that total down and show you how to set a budget to save money.
Avoid Olympic-Sized Debt
Whether you’re traveling to Rio or watching the games from your home, it’s important to budget carefully to over overspending on Olympic festivities.
