Blog: DebtCC Insights - Empowering Your Path to Financial Freedom

Ever heard of medical credit cards? They're special cards for paying doctor bills when you're short on cash.

Consumer debt in the USA keeps growing. It's a big worry for many Americans.

Buying a home for your family can seem like a really complicated and stressful process, especially if you need to get a mortgage loan to help pay for it. You don't want to get in over your head with a loan you can't really afford.

Obtaining your first credit card can be an exciting rite of passage into greater financial independence. However, it's important for new cardholders to develop responsible practices from the start to establish healthy credit habits.

Facing financial hardship is never easy, but recognizing when it’s time to seek help is crucial to getting your finances back on track. I’ve seen the immense stress and anxiety that mounting debt puts on individuals and families.

Credit and debit cards might look similar but have different uses. Similarly, fraud protection is also different for both of them. Credit cards have much better security than debit cards. So, practically, using debit cards openly is quite risky.

We all want to save money but often fail to do so. The reason is we don't have a goal in mind for which we want to save money.

Do you want to make twice as much money in a year?

When it comes to money management, a standard personal finance strategy that people adopt is to pay all necessary expenses first. These include things like bills, pending debt repayments, etc.

You know holidays are fast approaching when stores start blasting festive music and decorating everything in sight with tinsel and twinkle lights.

Gaining financial freedom is often correlated with earning substantial wealth. However, this is a common misconception.

Property taxes may represent an unaffordable, escalating expenditure. If you qualify, some exemptions can alleviate some of your tax liability.