Here's What Happens If You Simply Stop Paying Your Debts
By Life Hacker on Jun 27, 2024 in: Debt
Credit card delinquencies are on the rise. What's the worst that can happen?
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A Bay Area county gave low-income moms of color $1,000 a month. 2 years later, more families could put food on the table and afford stable housing.
By Business Insider on Jun 21, 2024 in: Economy, Politics, economy, politics, finance, debt, parenting, california
Marin County, California gave 125 low-income mothers of color $1,000 a month for two years. Families became more housing and food secure.
More parents are taking on debt to pay for Disney vacations as prices soar
By Business Insider on Jun 16, 2024 in: Travel, Finance, Parenting, travel, debt
Disney's expensive prices have been a hot topic among park fans. They even caused Disney CEO Bob Iger to raise his eyebrows in disbelief.
When It Makes Sense to Consolidate Your Credit Card Debt (and When It Doesn’t)
By Life Hacker on Jun 13, 2024 in: Debt
Even consolidated debt needs to be paid off as quickly as possible.
Here’s When It Makes Sense to Talk to a Credit Counselor
By Life Hacker on Jun 10, 2024 in: Debt
Get free or low-cost expert advice from an objective third party.
A bridesmaid says she's out $3,200 for the wedding, and if she did everything the bride wanted, she'd probably have to move
By Business Insider on May 17, 2024 in: Finance, Culture, debt
A 28-year-old nonprofit manager told The Cut she's adding to her debt just to be a bridesmaid in her friend's wedding, which will cost around $3,200.
A financial therapist was $19,000 in debt in her 20s. Loud budgeting helped her pay it off in 1 year.
By Business Insider on May 17, 2024 in: Health, finance, debt, friends
Amanda Clayman, a financial therapist, was once $19,000 in debt. Being open about saving helped her save money and strengthen her relationships.
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