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How Do I Reduce Credit Card Debt Fast?

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comJanuary 20, 2025Leave a comment

“Cash or credit?” Credit cards can be a lifesaver when cash is tight, or your paycheck is still a few days away. They offer a convenient way to cover unexpected expenses or manage your finances in the short term. However, while credit cards can be beneficial, they also come with risks. If not managed wisely,…

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The Truth About the Average Credit Card Debt for Americans

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comJanuary 6, 2025Leave a comment

Credit card debt is a reality for millions of Americans, spanning every generation and walk of life. From families trying to manage rising living costs to college students covering tuition gaps, debt has become an all-too-common burden. When it comes to credit card debt, Americans lead the pack globally. It’s no surprise, considering how easy…

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Understanding Why Credit Card Debts Are Unsecured Debt

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comDecember 16, 2024Leave a comment

Debt often gets a bad reputation, but not all debt is equal. Some people view any debt as a burden, while others recognize that debt can serve a purpose depending on its use, the terms involved, and the potential benefits. Taking a more nuanced approach allows you to differentiate between “good” debt, which can help…

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Tips for Getting Rid of Credit Card Debt

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comDecember 2, 2024Leave a comment

Credit card debt continues to be a significant challenge for many Americans, with balances reaching $1.14 trillion in the second quarter of 2024, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. For households with credit card debt, the average owed was $21,367 as of December 2023. If you’re feeling the weight of credit card…

How to Become Debt Free: A Comprehensive Guide to Regaining Financial Freedom

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comNovember 18, 2024Leave a comment

Being debt-free isn’t just the American dream; it’s a universal aspiration that many strive for. But can that dream become a reality? Is it truly possible to be completely debt-free? The answer is a resounding yes! By adopting the right mindset and strategies, anyone can learn how to become debt free. It’s not just about…

Understanding Why Your Minimum Payment Is So High

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comNovember 4, 2024Leave a comment

Have you ever purchased something online or subscribed to something with a long list of terms and conditions and then clicked the “I accept” button without reading it? That happens to the best of us, and unfortunately, it occurs when we sign up for a credit card. Credit cards come with numerous terms and conditions.…

How Much Credit Card Debt is Too Much?

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comOctober 21, 2024Leave a comment

Debt has become common in many people’s financial lives, particularly in the United States. While it is sometimes seen as a natural part of maturity or even a rite of passage, it is vital to understand the implications of excessive debt. Statistics suggest that a large proportion of Americans are in debt. It is estimated…

Effective Strategies to Pay Down Credit Card Debt Quickly

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comOctober 7, 2024Leave a comment

Carrying credit card balances month to month can feel overwhelming, but paying off that debt fast might be more achievable than you realize. The secret lies in creating a strategic plan and maintaining your commitment to it.  In this blog, we will explore practical methods for effectively paying down credit card debt and provide insights…

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Comparing Debt Settlement and Bankruptcy

BlogBy angeles@slvex.comSeptember 16, 2024Leave a comment

Are you burdened by debt and unclear how to break out? If you owe more than you can afford to repay, you may consider debt relief or bankruptcy. Many people feel that one option is necessarily superior to the other, but the truth is that it is dependent on your unique financial circumstances and future…

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Navigating Debt Settlement: DIY or Trust a Debt Settlement Company?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsSeptember 2, 2024Leave a comment

Have you ever been in a difficult circumstance with several possibilities, wondering which road to take? Debt can feel just like that. Nobody wants to be in debt, and when you’re deep in it, all you want is to get out. Several possibilities may offer themselves, some providing genuine assistance, others not so much. So…

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*Disclaimer: Mediator Debt Solutions does not directly provide debt relief services. Our role is solely to connect you with licensed third-party debt relief providers who offer these services. Programs vary by state and may not be available in all areas, with fees differing based on location. Debt relief programs generally last between 12 and 48 months, depending on the consumer’s debt load and individual circumstances. While specific results cannot be guaranteed, we strive to connect clients with providers best suited to help them achieve optimal outcomes. Please note that Mediator Debt Solutions does not assume or pay clients’ debts, make payments to creditors, or provide tax, bankruptcy, accounting, legal advice, or credit repair services. We encourage you to consult with a tax professional for advice on the tax implications of debt relief and with a bankruptcy attorney for guidance on bankruptcy options. Using debt relief services may negatively impact your credit and could result in collections or lawsuits from creditors. Additionally, your outstanding balances may increase due to the accrual of fees and interest during the program. Before enrolling, it’s crucial to carefully review and understand all program terms, conditions, and materials. Be aware that certain debts may not be eligible for enrollment, and some creditors may refuse to negotiate with debt relief companies.

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