Consolidated Credit Survey Reveals Which Americans are Financially Surviving the Pandemic
Americans who pursue credit counseling seem to be fairing better than those who don't, according to a recent survey conducted by Consolidated Credit.
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Consolidated Credit Announces Final Webinars in the 2020 Series
During times of unprecedented job loss and financial upheaval, Consolidated Credit has remained committed to providing free educational webinars.
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Consolidated Credit Helps Girl Scouts Earn Financial Literacy Badges
Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida will receive financial education from Consolidated Credit and get one-step closer to achieving financial literacy.
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Consolidated Credit and the City of Plantation Present Financial Crisis Webinar Series
Consolidated Credit and the City of Plantation plan to help residents boost their finanical resiliency with a six-part webinar series.
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Consolidated Credit Partners with KOP Mentoring Network for Virtual Financial Literacy Program
Students in South Palm Beach County will take part in a virtual financial literacy program provided by two non-profits.
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Survey Reveals Spanish Speaking Americans are 2-3 Times More Likely to Have Pandemic-Related Money Problems
Consolidated Credit surveyed more than 1,100 Americans, in both English and Spanish, and found that Spanish speakers are more likely to experience financial challenges due to COVID-19.
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100 Days 100 Ways Helps Consumers Sprint to Savings this Holiday Season
Consolidated Credit announces the 100 Days 100 Ways contest for 2020. Learn smart holiday spending tips and have a chance to win a $100 gift card.
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Budget for Back to School: Consolidated Credit Offers Resources to Help Families
Setting a budget for back to school shopping is essential for families. Consolidated Credit offers a free spending planner and webinar to help parents save.
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Consolidated Credit Provides Specialized Help for Service Members and Veterans
For Military Consumer Month in July, Consolidated Credit is hosting two special events that provide specialzed help for Service Members and Veterans.
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Consolidated Credit Says People Wait Too Long to Find Debt Relief
With record-high levels of debt, many consumers can't use do-it-yourself solutions, yet this study finds most people wait too long to find debt relief.
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Consolidated Credit Announces Three Free Webinars That Focus on Helping Consumers Save
Consolidated Credit announces three free webinars that focus on helping consumers save money. Sign up today or watch the webinars on-demand if you can't attend.
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2019 Florida Homebuying Fair Goes Low-Tech on Purpose
When it comes to buying a home, you need to assemble a team you can trust. Consolidated Credit hosts the 2nd annual homebuying fair to help homebuyers.
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Consolidated Credit Helps Consumers Cope with Financial Devastation Caused by Hurricane Michael
Consolidated Credit establishes a toll-free hotline to help people affected by Hurricane Michael to cope with the financial devastation.
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Economic Abuse and Domestic Violence: Consolidated Credit Explores the Impact
Over 90% of domestic violence victims have experienced some form of economic abuse, two survivors explain how debt was used to control their relationships.
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Consolidated Credit Celebrates 25 Years of Financial Education
Consolidated Credit celebrates 25 years of financial education and consumer advocacy. Learn how the company's mission to educate consumers has evolved.
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Americans Look for Relief as Consumer Debt Levels Continue to Break Records
As consuemr debt levels break records, Americans look for debt relief, leading to a 30% increase in credit counseling calls for Consolidated Credit.
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Consolidated Credit Launches Innovative Program to Help Mortgage Loan Servicers Connect with Struggling Borrowers
Consolidated Credit's new Home BASE program aims to work with mortgage loan servicers to help distressed homeowners to avoid foreclosure.
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What Financial Independence Really Looks Like in 2017
Seven out of ten Americans view becoming debt free as a big part of finanical independence. That may explain why only 22% of people believe they are.
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