Alyssa

Alyssa is a Certified Debt Specialist at New Era Debt Solutions and has helped people get out of debt since 2000. She has worked for various debt service companies and holds certifications from multiple financial networks and associations include the IAPDA (International Association of Professional Debt Arbitrator). Alyssa played a major role in the regulation of our industry and believes compliance and transparency is key! In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, children and grandchildren. You will also find her at the local coffee shop sipping on a latte, creating a new healthy meal at home or participating in weekly game night.

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Alyssa Bradford, CDS – Bio

Alyssa Bradford, CDS
Certified Debt Specialist
With more than 25 years of experience in the debt resolution industry, Alyssa Bradford has dedicated her career to helping individuals and families overcome financial hardship and regain control of their financial futures. Throughout her career, she has successfully guided thousands of clients through difficult financial situations with compassion, integrity, and personalized solutions.

Avoid These 7 Costly Financial Mistakes and Take Back Control of Your Debt

June 16, 2026
By Alyssa Bradford

If you’re paying down your debt, then you know it is a challenging task. It may become tempting to look for ways to cut corners, however these options may cost you more time and money. Mistakes during debt payoff occur often and can sabotage the efforts you’ve made to improve your financial life.

Black Friday: Starting the Holidays Debt Free

Black Friday marks the start of the largest shopping season of the year. Last year Americans spent $9.9 billion online shopping over the two-day span of Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday, a 19.7% increase over the previous year. According to a consumer survey, people plan to spend an average of $502 on Black Friday this year.