Internet Service Awards | Debt Reduction Tips
Debt is easily accumulated and difficult to get rid of, but many are managing to reduce debt or eliminate it all together. It can be hard to know where to start but there are plenty of websites available to give you advice on not only the starting point, but the steps that need to follow.
- DaveRamsey.com – Popular radio show host of the Daily Money Makeover, Dave Ramsey provides good solid advice regarding debt reduction. He has articles about debt consolidation as well as his basic approach to debt reduction. He also has information on his Financial Peace University classes for learning how to manage all your family finances.
- GettingOutofDebtNow.org – This debt reduction blog provides encouragement and advice for the individual or family attempting to reduce or eliminate debt. The blog has articles about different strategies to consider and how they work. It also has articles about repairing your credit.
- DebtReliefCenter.org – This internet service offers a free debt relief analysis to demonstrate the amount of money that you could save by employing different methods of debt reduction. They list some of the different options available for consumers and how they can help reduce your debt and provide financial freedom.
- DuckSoftware.com – This may seem like a strange title for a website regarding debt reduction advice until you see the title on the website, “Keep Your Ducks in a Row”. The site provides six steps to getting out of debt. It also provides several free software tools for helping you manage your finances.
- Crown.org – This internet provider of debt reduction advice originated with founder Larry Burkett. The site has plenty of articles to help you develop a plan for debt reduction. It also has many online tools and free downloads to assist you with your financial management.
- DoughRoller.net – The subtitle for this website is: Make more. Spend less. Invest the rest. It is a great summary of the financial strategies promoted on the site. For a comprehensive list of ideas for debt reduction, the site includes a 23 point article that covers the most affective strategies for accomplishing that goal. The site encourages you to seek out others who have successfully succeeded in eliminating debt themselves for advice and support.
- MoneyManagement.org – This is a non-profit organization that provides confidential debt counseling. There are no fees for the credit counseling they provide. However, they do also have a debt reduction program which is a paid program, separate from the counseling program. They have specific counseling available for those facing mortgage foreclosures or bankruptcy.
- DebtReliefCompanies.net – If you’re trying to sort through the differences between debt relief companies, debt counseling and debt management, this website can help. They provide some good educational material in understanding the differences between these different services and which types are best suited for various financial situations. The site provides plenty of information to assist a person in deciding if bankruptcy is the best option for them as well.
- DebtProofLiving.com – Mary Hunt provides tools, support and encouragement through the Debt Proof Living online community. There are debt reduction calculators, encouraging testimonials and plenty of advice on how to save money on your day to day living. A very upbeat approach to debt reduction.
- GetRichSlowly.org – Instead of focusing on the negative, the debt, this website focuses on the positive, the financial reward that you are gaining. The site also provides more than information on how to get out of debt, but also how to continue living debt free. The site also points users towards many of the resources that they have used to achieve their own debt free living.
