Borrowers are cutting back but still struggling to escape debt, Freedom Debt Relief and Money.com study finds

Nearly half can make only minimum payments or are behind, while 79% would accept a credit-score decline to become debt free faster SAN MATEO, Calif., Oct. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Americans carrying substantial unsecured debt are cutting everyday expenses, drawing from retirement savings and trying multiple repayment strategies, yet many still cannot make meaningful progress,…

One Payment Plan Sees Comparison, Education, and Consumer Choice Shaping the Future of Debt Relief

Share Share Share Share Email U.S. financial services comparison platform emphasizes transparent comparison, consumer education, provider quality, and informed choice. As consumers increasingly engage in research prior to making significant financial decisions, One Payment Plan Inc. (OPP) puts the emphasis on comparison, education, and informed choice as key factors shaping the future of the debt…

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4 Best Debt Relief Companies of October 2026

Debt relief isn’t a quick fix for money problems. The process, also called debt settlement or debt resolution, involves paying a company to negotiate with your creditors in hopes of getting them to agree to settle for a sum that’s less than you owe. The approach can pay off for those who stick with it:…

National Debt Relief Teams Up with Freeway Insurance

Proud NASCAR partners seek to help families move forward on and off the track NEW YORK, Oct. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — National Debt Relief, the industry leader in debt settlement and provider of a top-rated debt relief solution in the U.S., today announced its partnership with Freeway Insurance, a division of Confie, the nation’s largest personal lines insurance…

SARS eyes higher tax debt collections: Relief is available, but ‘playing games’ will not fly

South Africa’s tax debt book has grown to more than R600-billion, of which R280-billion has been identified as collectable. This year, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) is targeting the collection of R126-billion of this recoverable amount, said SARS Commissioner Johnstone Makhubu. Although SARS has various programmes and statutory relief measures in place to assist taxpayers in…