Meet the 38 Republicans Who Defied Trump on the Spending and Debt Deal The rebels are largely the most conservative lawmakers who are passionate about slashing spending and debt. They hail from deep-red districts where a primary challenge is less of a danger.

Apartment sent to debt collectors Hi all! Need advice on how to deal with this as this is a bit of shock. Just received an email from a debt collectors agency saying I owe them $1,500 from the apartment complex I moved out of. The complex has never made any attempt to communicate with me, never sent me a bill of move out charges or got in contact with me in any way after I left …

G.O.P. Spending Hawks Defy Trump on the Debt Limit, Previewing More Clashes President-elect Donald J. Trump is known for his tight grip on members of his party, but the rare rejection of his demand to suspend the debt limit reflected a disconnect that could plague his policy agenda.

The Republicans Who Defied Trump on the Spending and Debt Deal The rebels are largely the most conservative lawmakers who are passionate about slashing spending and debt. They hail from deep-red districts where a primary challenge is less of a danger.

Biden to Withdraw Unfinished Student Debt Proposals for 38 Million Borrowers The decision to withdraw the regulations was a tacit acknowledgment that they would go nowhere under the Trump administration.

I’m 23 and drowning in over $75k in debt I don’t know what to do anymore. I work 2 jobs. One job is $20 an hour and about 30 hours a week. The other job is $20.85 an hour for 23 hours a week graveyard. I do DoorDash when I have any spare time. I work everyday and don’t have any days off. I’m back living at home. I don’t have to pay rent since I don’t have a room. I was without a job fo…

Trump Tossed a Debt Limit Grenade Into Spending Talks. Here’s Why. President-elect Donald J. Trump was forced to negotiate with Democrats over the borrowing cap during his first term.

Is 50K debt worth going to an ivy league school over state school? I got into Brown ED, but my financial aid package was more than I expected. If I factor in the amount of money I’ve saved, scholarship aid Brown provided, work study, and subsidized loans, it’s about 12K ish per year I have to take in private loans. I think my parents might help pay a bit of it, so it might be 7K ish per year in private loans. E…

How should I deal with my debt? I am financially illiterate and feel stuck. Throwaway account. 29, stable job making $125k/yr, plus monthly VA benefits (Currently only $175/mo, but will be up to $1k soon I hope once I get my pending claims approved). Made a lot of stupid mistakes when I was younger that just spiraled out of control and piled up. Never late on any payments so I know I can get out of this cycle, I just do…

18k -> 10k in debt. Looking Forward Without going into too much detail, I had a very rough year in 2023 and accrued 18k in CC debt. Nothing noble or necessary like medical bills, just my own stupidity. Probably around Spring of this year I woke the fuck up and started getting a handle on my finances. Traded my car for a much more affordable one, cut my rent by getting a roommate, …

Stressing over my CC debt I’m in my mid-20’s, moved back home to pay my CC debt AND go back to school for nursing. I have $6K in CC debt and my income is about $2,000 a month. I am taking two classes this coming Spring which caused my goal of paying off my CC debt by June/July next year. It pushed it to the end of next year which makes me so stressed. I know it doesn’t s…

My Parents Want Help With Their Debt My parents (60s) are substantially in debt (Roughly $250K) with no retirement savings. Their income is about $170K a year with the majority ($120K) coming from my father. He had a heart attack last year, but is back to work. I am concerned that he is working himself to death over this debt. They have had substantial debt my whole life, with thei…

Paying off small debt I feel like this may be a dumb question, but I have a credit card debt of 5k. No other debts. 30k in savings. Pay it off right? submitted by /u/heysambo1

This is where I’m at- trying to get on top of my debt. Okay, I am 29yo trying to get my financial life on track. I have a full time and a part time job to try to get myself on track. Both jobs are biweekly paying. The full time is roughly $1650 twice a month (not including any overtime, which happens a lot) The part time is aprox $450 twice a month. I rent my apartment for $1575 a month, utilitie…

14 K debt (not mine) on my credit report- who do I go after? My identity was stolen in 2022 by a woman in another state I’ve never been to. I found out by credit alert when she tried to take out a personal loan, and I intercepted the application when they pulled my credit. I locked all my reports. Police won’t pursue because she hadn’t yet stolen anything from me. I thought I was done with her. Last month…

Better to take 24 month no interest debt consolidation loan, or use a no interest balance transfer credit card to pay off $11,000 of credit card debt across 2 cards? I have $11,000 of debt across 2 credit cards. The interest is making it impossible to get ahead. I’m paying $250/month on each. Is it better to take out a no interest for 24 months loan or use a no interest balance transfer card? submitted by /u/ThrowRAglowinthedark

Can’t pay off medical debt Hello all, I’ve recently had heart surgery. I was born with a rare condition and needed it at age 25 for my own safety, I was susceptible to SCD (Sudden Cardiac Death). I kinda got messed up all throughout the process, but that aside, I now have two bills for $94K and $54K. I have health insurance, but it doesn’t look like they paid towards any …

Help!! If I pay off all my debt, will my credit score get better? I’m 20 and lived alone for a bit but I struggled to pay my bills. I owe a few thousand for house bills and my phone bill together. I also owe a few thousand for ambulance bills and they are now saying basically saying I have a deadline. My dad contacted a really good tax person and he said I actually should be getting 5 thousand in my bank acco…

Is hiring debt relief company worth it for me. Me: 25k in debt, mostly credit cards with a small 4000 ish personal loan. Car is paid off and I make 75k a year. Seems like I am just barely getting by making the minimums and it’s hard to see getting out. Do these debt relief companies really help? Do you have one you recommend? submitted by /u/DeepTides7

32 financial crisis, how should I pay off my debt I’m 32 starting September this year, my yearly salary is about $20000, and I’ve spent my last decade making myself in a debt of about $30000 in credit card. Also, I’ve diagnosed with T2DM last year, and this eats up my money too (medicine, fitness equipment, and better food). I’m so depressed and I have no idea where to begin with my personal bu…