Here at New Era, we love when our clients come back to report their successes. We’re delighted to share some stories to demonstrate our success of settling over 200 million dollars of debt and help you understand the real situations of real people that seek our help.

According to a survey, 75% of Americans make impulse purchases. The other 25% are probably fibbing. Okay, maybe we don’t all make impulse purchases, but the urge to spend can affect just about everyone. There are always moments of temptation – and that obviously affects the budget.

Debt and credit cards have become nearly synonymous. Most people think of debt when they think of credit cards in part because they’re one of the easiest and quickest ways that consumers become saddled with debt. Credit cards are a useful tool to build your credit and prove your reliability as a borrower, but they shouldn’t be a way to drag you further into debt. We’re here to help you out. Here are some ways to take control of your credit card spending.

If money tends to burn a hole in your pocket, then we have a couple ways to help you banish debt while living on a limited budget.