Debt Solutions Articles

Debt settlement has both costs and benefits. We'll walk you through the strategy that could eliminate some of your debt.

Hardship programs for debt.

If you have a large student debt load, you're not alone. Here are several options…

The coronavirus has led to more people filing for bankruptcy, but that isn't always the…

A story about a Freedom Debt Relief client who funded his college life with credit cards and faced mounting credit card interest.

A story about a Freedom Debt Relief client who faced a debt challenge after funding her college life with credit cards, and had unexpected medical expenses.

Freedom Debt Relief strives to help everyday Americans resolve their debts and create brighter financial…

Freedom Debt Relief is passionate about helping everyday Americans move towards a better financial future.…

Our Freedom Debt Relief clients have each taken a journey to get on the path…

Due to the coronavirus financial crisis, lenders are making it harder to get a balance…

Find out how our clients, Peggy and Howard Powell saved money and got out of…

If you're worried about how you're going to finally pay for your college education, become…

Freedom Debt Relief shares our client stories of facing down debt and moving to a…

Debt-free living does not mean never borrowing — it means managing your borrowing and developing good spending habits. Here's how to achieve your debt-free goals.

What is zero-based budgeting? It's a smart way to track your income and expenses, but you should also be aware of zero-based budgeting pros and cons.

Are you struggling to pay for college or eager to repay student loan debt. Here…

Got too much debt? Here’s how debt settlement might help.

Take control of your finances in 2025 with six steps to get rid of debt, from choosing a repayment plan to negotiating with creditors. Start your debt-free journey today.

You may have heard the term unsecured debt and wondered what it means. Learn more about unsecured debt, secured debt, and how to manage them both.

Learn about the bankruptcy options available to individuals. Bankruptcy options for individuals include Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapter 11.

Dating someone with debt might seem like deal-breaker, but it doesn’t have to be. Here…

If you're struggling with your debts, one option is to enroll in a debt management program, which may help you with a debt strategy and get better rates.

Find out how you and your significant other can make a plan to save more…

Understanding how to spot the warning signs of financial trouble is the first step toward…

Credit counseling could help you but it’s usually not free. Learn more here.

Filing for bankruptcy can cost very little—or hit your wallet hard. Here’s what you need to know about the costs.