Sophia Grant

Looking for support as you work through your debt problems? Good on you. There are lots of excellent free options out there that can help you along your journey.  But here’s the thing: Many of the tools you need are actually free. In fact, a lot of people end up spending money on budgeting plans, […]

Some debt problems can be handled with some hardcore budgeting or special programs. But for the unlucky few,  a letter from a creditor arrives with the news that a lawsuit is coming — and you’re its target. That calls for legal support — but when is hiring a lawyer the right next step? Let’s talk […]

Keeping up with money tasks is a big responsibility for everyone, but when you add ADHD into the mix it can feel like bills, balances, and reminders just slip through your fingers. You’re not lazy, and you’re not bad with money. The issue is that typical “just stay organized” advice isn’t right for ADHD minds. […]

Get to Know Margaux: A Single Mom from Florida Margaux B., a mom from Florida, worked hard to keep up with her bills, but a divorce and unexpected medical setbacks left her struggling. She says she once believed having more credit was always a good thing, until her situation got out of control. I always […]

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Getting help with your debt can be a vulnerable, emotional process. And when you take the leap and reach out for support, there’s a chance you’ll instead meet a scammer waiting to kick you while you’re down.  Anyone can get scammed, and debt scams are more common than you’d think. This guide will help you […]

Tiny splurges are supposed to feel harmless, but these little comforts can quietly pile up and blow a hole in your monthly money plan. 

You don’t need a full spreadsheet or a total lifestyle change to start feeling in control. Sometimes, all it takes is five quiet minutes a day.

You don’t remember signing up for 14 different monthly charges, right? So why does your credit card account say otherwise?

Filing for bankruptcy can majorly improve your financial standing — but some things don’t go away when you file. These debts are called “non-dischargeable,” which means you still owe them, no matter what happens in court. We’ll help you understand which debts stick around, why they’re different and what you can do next if you’re […]