If bills are stacking up and you’re feeling overwhelmed, you may want to look into consolidating your debt. Not sure what this is? Consolidating your debt allows you to pay off or create a manageable budget for paying your bills. There are several things to consider when looking into consolidating your debt and one of the first things you should know is your credit score. Some options for handling your debt include balance transfers, a debt consolidation loan, or a debt management program. To find out what might be the best option for you, read the NFCC’s article about smart strategies for bill consolidation or Debt consolidation.
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