Debt Consolidation

Debt Consolidation for the Unemployed: How to Tackle Debt When You’re Between Jobs

According to a May 2022 LendingClub survey, around 64% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Living paycheck to paycheck is not an issue isolated only to low-income people. It can happen to anyone at any income level. So what happens if you lose your job? Will you be able to consolidate your debts to keep …

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Debt Consolidation Loan Options and Relief for Health Care Workers

According to educationdata.org, there are 43.4 million borrowers who are saddled with federal student loans. Many of those borrowers have ended up working in health care. Nearly 70% of medical school graduates left school with a median debt of about $200,000 per student (not including undergraduate study) in 2021, according to the Association of American …

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How Does Divorce Affect Debt Consolidation? What You Need to Know

In divorce, it’s not just a marriage that splits. Assets and liabilities also have to be divided. Most American households have debt, and divorce doesn’t make it disappear. If you’re considering consolidating debts post-divorce, you must first understand how divorce affects debt. Are you consolidating individual accounts — or joint ones? When you get married, …

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