What is Financial Infidelity & How to Address It?
It can start small. Your partner goes on a shopping spree or buys himself new golf clubs – without telling … Read More
Blue Monday is Here: 3 Ways to Keep Debt From Turning into Depression
The arrival of the third Monday in January provocatively referred to as “Blue Monday,” can be a very challenging day … Read More
The Emotional Toll of Credit Card Debt
Do you remember back in high school health class learning about a psychological theory called Maslow’s hierarchy of needs? The … Read More
Financial Therapy (Therapy to Heal from Credit Card Debt)
Do you remember the first time you couldn’t pay off your credit card statement in its entirety? I remember my … Read More
Benefits of a Financial Analysis with a Credit Counselor
Whether you live in San Diego or Mobile, Alabama, we all have expenses in life such as rent/mortgage, food, transportation, … Read More
What is a Deferred Interest Credit Cards & How Do They Work?
For many consumers, a credit card that offers deferred interest seems like a smart way to finance a large purchase … Read More
New Year, New Financial Goals
The end of the year is always bittersweet. While some of us fondly reflect on the year that was, others … Read More
Digging Out From Under Debt (My $10k Debt Story)
My debt story begins in 2001. A newly minted college graduate, I was excited to start the next chapter of … Read More
Meet Our New Credit Coach
In October 2018, DebtWave Credit Counseling, Inc. welcomed the newest addition to our team: Meet Adriana Sanchez Torres, our new … Read More
Cash Advance Credit Cards & What You Need to Know
A cash advance is a service offered by credit card companies. It’s meant to be a convenience, allowing consumers to … Read More
Cheap Home Upgrades & Updates That Increase Home Value
For those that own a home, you know it’s commonly one of the biggest investments in a portfolio. But not … Read More
8 Financial Health Indicators that Measure Financial Health
Behind the rosy headlines of a soaring stock market and historically low unemployment levels, a majority of U.S. households are … Read More