The $1-a-Day Snowball
You don’t need a windfall. Or a miracle. Or a sudden six-figure job offer. You need a dollar. Not a metaphorical one. A literal, wrinkled,…
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Dealing With Debt Joins NASFAA to Expand Financial Literacy Support Across Higher Education and Strengthen Title IV Compliance Efforts
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Austin, TX — June 24, 2025 — Dealing With Debt (DWD), the nonprofit social platform dedicated to financial education…
Why Wealth Isn’t Complicated—Just Rarely Practiced
If you’ve ever felt like wealth is some elite club you weren’t invited to, you’re not alone. The way it’s sold—charts, jargon, hedge funds, TikTok…
Dealing With Debt Joins CECU as Allied Partner Member
Expanding Financial Literacy Support to Trade Schools Nationwide Austin, TX – June 20, 2025 Dealing With Debt (DWD), a nonprofit financial literacy and…
What To Expect From A Debt Management Plan
In 2024, American Consumer Credit Counseling clients paid off around $191,257,429.83 in debt! Debt Management Plans help people regain control of their financial lives by…
Understanding Cybersecurity Risks in Real Estate
What Homeowners Need to Know The real estate industry, like many others, has embraced digital technology to streamline processes, making it easier and faster to…
College or Something Else?
A Father’s Dilemma in a World That Demands Both I’m a Black man with a 17-year-old son. He’s a rising senior in high school—bright, kind,…
The Calling
Why We Show Up You don’t stumble into the first responder’s life. You get called to it. Sometimes that call is loud—a siren in your…
The GI Bill Grift
How Scammers Target Veterans’ Education Benefits You’ve served your country. You’ve earned your stripes, your salute, and yes, your GI Bill benefits. It’s time to…
Budget Like a CEO
Applying Business Finance Principles to Personal Debt Management Most of us weren’t taught how to manage money growing up. We figured it out through trial…
