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"How do I stop collection calls to my work phone?" is a commonly asked question to our Ask the Experts advice column.

Consumers are definitely shifting toward using debit cards, perhaps as a tool to control spending, or because they have limited or no access to credit. Regardless of the reason, it will definitely be a nice gift to begin 2011 with no holiday debt.

A November online poll hosted revealed that more than 90 percent of respondents will either spend less or nothing at all on holiday purchases in 2010.

Compulsive spending is one of the leading causes of debt in America.

Its time for a health insurance checkup

Sandis debt repayment journal

You may have a good idea of where your money is going on a day-to-day basis, but before you start working on a spending plan or budget, it is important to call attention to the number one budget breaker: periodic expenses.

A recent poll hosted on the NFCC website revealed that close to half of survey respondents were unaware of the Social Security tax break which cuts the workers’ share of Social Security payroll taxes by close to one-third during 2011.

Home is much more than just the four walls that hold a roof over your head. Home is your base of operations; a place to retreat, think and make plans for the future. As the foundation of your financial life, it is important that your household’s financial house be in order.

We understand that repaying debt can be difficult and would like to thank Michael for sharing his inspirational debt repayment story.

Do you have a success story to share? We'd love to hear it!

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