Expert Freaked at $1 Trillion U.S. Consumer Credit Card Debt
U.S. consumers are holding nearly $1 Trillion in debt on revolving credit lines according to a CNBC report. The credit experts at ReallyBadCreditOffers.com have reacted to the news, stating the data is 'Devastating.'Credit Card Reduction Day Welcomed at ReallyBadCreditOffers.com
The new recognition day, begun in 2016, 'credit card reduction day' is being welcomed enthusiastically by the personal finance team at ReallyBadCreditOffers.com. The company is calling for American consumers to take a moment to reflect on the revolving debt they hold, and to cut up their credit cards altogether.Americans Waste 31% Food Annually: Frugality Expert Calls for Revolution
Recent data released by the USDA has revealed U.S. food loss rates as high as 31% and has resulted in America issuing its first food waste reduction goal in an effort to curb unnecessary food waste. The data has prompted personal finance expert Ariel Pryor with ReallyBadCreditOffers.com to weigh in, and he is calling for nothing short of a food revolution on how American families treat their meals.2016 March Madness Bracket Betting: 'Destroys Lives' Says One Online Lender
2016 march madness is just around the corner, and college basketball fans are already finalizing their picks and filling out their brackets to predict who will win the title and be crowned the nation's best team. The consumer lending & credit company ReallyBadCreditOffers.com has taken the opportunity to urge consumers to be smart, and don't borrow to bet on their favorite games - because there is no such thing - as a sure thing. The excitement of the games leads fans to make reckless choices with their money, like borrowing, which will make them pay well after the tournament is over.