Strategies for Tackling Your Holiday Debt
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Topic: Strategies for Tackling Your Holiday Debt
When:Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at 3 p.m. ET.
Where:Join thelive hashtag discussion
The panel will include: Jeanne Kelly:Credit expert, identity theft expert, speaker and founder of JeanneKelly.net; Debbi King: Personal Finance Educator, Award-Winning Author, Speaker and Founder of the ABC’s of Personal Finance; Bruce McClary: Senior Vice President, Membership & Media Relations at the National Foundation for Credit Counseling; Beverly Harzog: Credit Card Expert, Bestselling Author, columnist and podcast host at BeverlyHarzog.com; Rod Griffin: Senior Director, Consumer Education and Advocacy, Experian, Jennifer White:Consumer Education and Advocacy Team, and Christina Roman: Consumer Education and Advocacy Manager at Experian.
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Questions we will discuss:
1. What’s a good starting point for identifying how much debt you are in?
2. What advice do you have for those wanting to manage their holiday debt?
3. How can people prioritize which debts to pay off first?
4. Can you recommend some financial tools or resources to help consumers manage and pay off their holiday debt?
5. What are some dos and don’ts and best practices for tackling credit card debt?
6. What can you do if you feel overwhelmed by your debt?
7. What are some ways to generate income in January and February to help to reduce holiday debt?
8. What long-term financial habits or lifestyle changes can people adopt to prevent or minimize holiday debt in the future?
9. How can you start planning now so you don’t have to take on holiday debt next year?
10. Are there any final tips or advice for tackling your holiday debt?
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