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Behind the Scenes: How We Work with Creditors on Your Behalf Posted 7/15/2025 by Lisa Ohnemus When you join a debt management program with Consumer Credit of Des Moines, one of the biggest benefits is that you don’t have to handle your... |
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Don’t Let College Costs Catch You Off Guard: Plan Ahead with These Tips Posted 5/2/2025 by Teresa Baumann Congratulations on making it to high school graduation! It’s such an exciting milestone, and... |
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10 Simple Habits to Improve Your Finances in 2025 Posted 1/14/2025 by Lisa Ohemus Achieving financial stability doesn't have to involve drastic changes. Small, consistent actions can significantly improve your financial health over time.
Here are ten simple habits to adopt in 2025 that can help you... |
Tags: Credit Cards, Budgeting, Credit, Credit Counseling Agencies, Family Celebrations, Debt & Collections, Financial Planning, Finding or Making More Money, Health & Financial Fitness, Taxes, Financial Planning, collections, credit scores, Emergency Savings, Credit counseling / debt relief, budgeting / savings,
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How to Choose a Credit Counseling Agency You Can Trust Posted 10/22/2024 by Lisa Ohnemus How to Choose a Credit Counseling Agency You Can Trust
Selecting a trustworthy credit counseling agency is crucial for... |
Tags: Credit Cards, Consumer Protection, Budgeting, Credit, Credit Counseling Agencies, Debt & Collections, Financial Planning, Financial Planning, collections, medical debt, credit scores, Debt Settlement, Credit counseling / debt relief, budgeting / savings, credit / credit scores
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How to Read Your Credit Card Statement: A Quick Guide Posted 8/16/2024 by Lisa Ohnemus How to Read Your Credit Card Statement: A Quick Guide
Understanding your credit card statement is crucial for managing your finances effectively. Here's a simple guide to help you navigate the key... |
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The Importance of Financial Literacy Posted 7/22/2024 by Lisa Ohnemus The Importance of Financial Literacy
Financial literacy is understanding and effectively using... |
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How does a debt management plan work? Posted 6/12/2024 by Lisa Ohnemus |
Tags: Credit Cards, Budgeting, Credit, Credit Counseling Agencies, Family Celebrations, Identity Theft, Bankruptcy, Health & Financial Fitness, Financial Planning, collections, medical debt, Credit counseling / debt relief,
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Debunking Myths About Debt Management Plans Posted 5/21/2024 by Lisa Ohnemus Debunking Myths About Debt Management Plans
Debt management plans (DMPs) are a popular tool for individuals looking to regain control of their finances. However,... |
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Mental Health Awareness Month Posted 5/9/2024 by Lisa Ohnemus Mental Health Awareness Month provides an opportunity to focus on the various aspects of well-being, including financial health, which can significantly... |
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A Tale of Two Consumers Posted 3/7/2023 by Melissa W
Client A gets an official looking “ad” in the mail. The company knows about how much debt he has, and the letter makes big promises about how he can pay off his credit cards with no interest and for just half the amount owed. The... |
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