Financial Planning

How much does a vacation cost? According to NerdWallet, $3,594 on average (if you’re flying or booking a hotel). So it makes sense that 91% of the over 2,000 American adults surveyed are cutting costs to save on travel. Not overspending on vacation is important in any season. At Accredited Debt Relief, we’re experts at […]

In today’s world, money and financial stress can often become a heavy burden on relationships. In fact, it has been found that couples who accumulate debt over time are more likely to split up. Despite the challenges posed by financial constraints, it’s crucial to remember that spending quality time together doesn’t have to cost a […]

Originally published: February 18, 2022 Your net worth shows you the big picture view of your finances and financial health. Add your assets and liabilities to our form to calculate your net worth and learn four ways to improve your result, including insight from financial planner Michael Ryan.

Before bringing a cat friend into your home, it’s essential to consider the financial responsibilities that come with cat ownership. From initial expenses to ongoing costs, understanding the average cost of owning a cat will help you make an informed decision and ensure your furry friend receives the care they deserve. Use the free worksheet […]

They say you get what you pay for, so what about dollar stores? Are discount product stores like Dollar Tree worth an extra shopping trip? I put a few products to the test to find the best and worst Dollar Tree swaps. 

Make your decision as easy as possible when it comes to the financial feasibility of leasing vs. buying a car.

Understand the pros and cons of both leasing and buying, and which may be right for you and your circumstances.

With credit card debt and federal interest rates on the rise, many financial experts believe we are headed toward a recession. As we brace ourselves for turbulent economic conditions, it’s good to explore actionable steps you can take to recession-proof your finances.

Financial literacy is a vital skill that can help you make informed decisions with your money. To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Financial Literacy Month, we are exploring the six pillars of financial literacy to help you brush up on the skills you need to achieve economic success.

Getting a job early in life can really set you up for success. It can build confidence, teach responsibility and the value of a dollar, and even help you save for your higher education …

Imagine waking up one day to find your bank account drained or finding out that your credit score has plummeted because someone used your identity to take out debt in your name. Identity theft is a real-life nightmare that can do serious damage to your financial security and well-being.