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Category: Debt

  • What’s the Deal with Credit Boosting Products?

    Are you a target? If you’re on a list that targets people with credit challenges then you’ve likely been pitched products that are promising to boost your credit score. The ads read: How to Improve Your Credit Score 100 points in 30 days! Raise your FICO score instantly and buy a home next week! Raise […]

  • How to Get Your Credit Card Debt Under Control During COVID

    Racked up credit card debt during COVID? Here’s what to do now If your credit card debt grew out of control during the pandemic, you’re hardly alone. Some 51% of U.S. adults with credit card debt added to it during COVID, according to a new survey from CredtCards.com. And nearly half of those people blame […]

  • What is a Debt Avalanche?

    When you have a lot of debt to pay off, it may make sense to go extreme — like avalanche extreme. The so-called debt avalanche repayment strategy focuses your efforts on paying off your high-interest debt first before wiping out the rest (sort of like an avalanche). Some people choose a different, but still wintry […]

  • What’s the Difference Between Debt Settlement and Debt Management?

    If you are struggling with debt you may be wondering: what’s the difference between debt settlement and debt management to pay off debt? On the surface they may seem similar, but in reality,they’re very different. Understanding Your Debt Relief Options There are a lot of options out there when looking for debt relief. Debt settlement, debt management […]

  • Good and Bad Debt: Understanding the Difference

    When you’re considering borrowing cash, there’s a lot to think about. You may have a lot of questions, but let us at CESI Solutions help guide you.

  • How Pay Bills On Time Every Time

    What’s the best way to ensure you pay your bills on time? Here are 5 strategies you can employ today to make sure you never (or at worst, rarely) pay late.

  • Free, But Not Really: Hidden Prison Costs Following Incarceration

    After being asked to help someone “with their bills” who had been recently released from prison, I was shocked to find out exactly what bills they meant. I try to stay informed about issues related to financial literacy but I was woefully ignorant (and am still learning) about the real prison costs that follow incarceration.  […]

  • Which Debt Management Tools Are Best For Me?

    You’re ready to choose a debt management software program, and that can be confusing. To narrow down your choices, here are the 9 most important features.

  • Manage Your Money Better with Budgeting Tools

    So, you’ve made the decision to manage your debt. Congratulations! Now what? Great question. First, you’ll need tools. Before deciding which tool to…

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