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How to Prepare for Natural Disasters
Experts predict more stronger storms in 2021. This infographic explains the three key steps you can take to ensure your finances can weather storm season.
The Path to Better Credit
This infographic reveals four simple steps you can take to start achieving better credit. Learn how to get the score you want with just a few steps.
Texas Disaster Relief
Use this infographic to know what steps to take to get disaster relief in Texas following these extreme winter storms.
Valentine’s Day: A Match Made in Credit Heaven
This Valentine's Day, learn what happens when love and money come together. These financial tips may just save your relationship!
Finding The Best Way to Pay Off Debt
There are five ways to solve challenges with credit card debt that can break the cycle of minimum payments. Learn how to choose the right debt solution.
Financially Surviving the Pandemic
A Consolidated Credit poll found that clients enrolled in a debt management program have more confidence in their personal finances.
Setting Financial Goals for the New Year
Learn how to create inflation-proof financial resolutions in 2025 (and achieve them) in five easy steps.
Holiday Shoppers Move Online This Year and Find Savings
Social distancing concerns have pushed more holiday shoppers online this year, which has allowed them to save more money and get done early.
2020 Has Been a Scary Year for Debt
Consumers started the year with optimism and paid down record debt, but a pandemic and a stock market crash has everyone spooked.
Watch Out for These COVID-19 Scams!
Consumers need to watch out for these seven COVID-19 scams, which prey on people's anxiety and desire to help others in need.
Fast Facts about Reverse Mortgages
Get some basic facts about reverse mortgage products so you can start to understand this tool that's available to senior homeowners.
Debt Consolidation Loan vs Debt Management Program
See how two these two options for consolidating debt compare, so you can decide if a consolidation loan or debt management program is right for you.
Managing Financial Stress During COVID-19
Learn how to manage financial stress using the CALM method and get practical tips on how to take gradual steps forward to achieve financial stability.
Understanding The Financial Impact of the Pandemic
A poll of 1,110 English and Spanish speaking Americans shows that Spanish speakers are 2-3 times more likely to experience hardship as a result of COVID-19.
Small Business Survival Tips for a Pandemic
Between stay-at-home orders and stalled state reopening plans, small businesses are struggling to survive in the age of coronavirus. This infographic helps small business owners understand relief programs, as well...
Your Consumer Rights: 8 Key Protections
This infographic covers eight key federal laws that protect your consumer rights from predatory lending, collector harassment, and more.
Tax Hacks: Helpful Tips for Filing This Year
Find helpful tips for navigating the 2019 tax season, from how to right size your refund to what to do if you think you may owe the IRS this year.
Last-Minute Holiday Shopping Tips
Nearly 1 in 5 shoppers wait until December to start shopping. Here are 4 last-minute holiday shopping tips that don't involve spending an arm and a leg.
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.
Walking Down the Aisle with Debt
Consolidated Credit offers a helpful Wedding Infographic that details the real cost of a wedding with ways you can cut costs to avoid problems with debt.
Curing Your Holiday Debt Hangover
Don’t let outstanding holiday credit card debt just hang around to gather interest. Learn 3 options to cure your holiday debt hangover fast.
Help After a Hurricane: Take the Right Steps to Rebuild After a Storm
Surviving a disaster can be overwhelming, especially if you don’t know what to do after the storm. We offer tips on how to find help after a hurricane.
What is Economic Abuse?
Economic abuse affects millions of Americans annually. We explain what economic abuse is and give examples that reveal the extent of this abuse in the US.
