Month: October 2016
High patient costs can lead to injuries and skimping on care
With more patients having to pay for costly health insurance, financial responsibility has grown in the United States. This responsibility can hinder positive outcomes for patients. Why? They may have to skimp on their health care, because they may not have the finances needed to pay for expensive procedures or medical visits. An Oct. 11
How to stick with a debt management plan
Debt management plans can work, but you have to stick with them for the long term. What does it take to have a successful debt management plan? A recent report states that the reason people don’t complete credit debt management plans is because they pay off some creditors and feel more in control or because
You can protect yourself against unfair debts and charges
When you have a medical procedure, the expense can be extreme. You may find that you have thousands of dollars in debt from one single procedure that your insurance didn’t cover or that you didn’t have insurance for. While you may pay your bill on time, that doesn’t mean that you are protected against damage
You can seek help for repossession and debt issues
Vehicle repossessions can make your life very difficult; with no vehicle, you may not be able to go to work or could struggle to take your children to school or activities. If you’re struggling with debt, vehicle repossession may be a realistic fear you have. If you miss one payment or more, the creditor or