Debt Management

Debt management is not a one-size-fits-all approach. In this video, we'll help you better understand debt management and how to begin to pay off your debts.

An emergency fund is essential for handling unexpected expenses without debt. Learn how to build one to cover three to six months of expenses, with tips on saving strategies and budgeting for financial security.

If you have high debt and little to no savings, is it more important to sock away for the future or pay what you owe? Learn how to balance savings and debt.

If you’ve fallen behind on a debt, your creditor could sell what you owe to a collection agency. Here’s what to know when your debt goes into collections.

There are many different strategies for repaying debts. How can you pick the one that fits your budget?

If you’re a borrower facing financial difficulties, learn how negotiating with your lender may help you get a better handle on your debt.

If you’re juggling multiple debts, these strategies may help you prioritize your repayment efforts.

If you’ve fallen behind on paying your bills, these six steps can help you get back on track.

Dealing with a debt collector can be intimidating and costly. Here’s when you may be able to bypass debt collectors and work with your original creditor to repay what you owe.

You may think that all debt is the same, but loans and other debts can have different impacts on your credit scores.

Your credit utilization ratio is a factor in calculating your credit scores. Learn more about credit utilization and how it can impact your credit.