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New pre-funding platform reflects a cultural shift toward transparency and shared financial responsibility CHICAGO, Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Wedding Ticket, a new online pre-funding platform, officially launches today to address one of the most common and under-discussed financial challenges facing modern couples: wedding debt. While wedding culture continues to celebrate dream venues, elaborate…
New pre-funding platform reflects a cultural shift toward transparency and shared financial responsibility CHICAGO, Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Wedding Ticket, a new online pre-funding platform, officially launches today to address one of the most common and under-discussed financial challenges facing modern couples: wedding debt. While wedding culture continues to celebrate dream venues, elaborate…
Association for Consumer Debt Relief Welcomes Robert Swanger as Head of Public Affairs Business Wire Read the original article here
WASHINGTON, February 09, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Association for Consumer Debt Relief (ACDR), the leading advocate for the debt relief industry nationwide, has announced Robert Swanger as its new Head of Public Affairs. Swanger brings extensive experience in public affairs, strategic communications, and digital advocacy. He most recently served as Senior Director of Digital Communications at Bully…
Association for Consumer Debt Relief Welcomes Robert Swanger as Head of Public Affairs Bluefield Daily Telegraph Read the original article here
When love meets debt: How helping a partner get out of a financial hole can put your own future at risk moneywise.ca Read the original article here
When love meets debt: How helping a partner get out of a financial hole can put your own future at risk Money.ca Read the original article here
Mike Urquidez spent six days in intensive care in September 2024 after being assaulted in a mugging. When he came out, he found himself so deep in debt that he feared ending up homeless. “I saw the piles of bills coming up,” he says. “I couldn’t make the minimum payments on top of paying for…
Trevor Williams | Digitalvision | Getty Images By librarian Katy Punch’s reckoning, she became eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness in November 2024. At that point, she submitted an application to the U.S. Department of Education for a program that would allow her to make her last qualifying payments and wipe out her roughly $30,000…