Consolidated Credit is helping bring you back to financial stability.
More than two months of quarantines, stay-at-home-orders, and business closures have left Americans living in financial chaos. Over 40 million Americas have filed for unemployment.[1] Almost half of American households have lost income since mid-March and 39% expect they may lose income over the next month.[2] But as the country starts to reopen, there are signs that a recovery may finally be on its way, at least for some.
As people get back to work, it’s important to set a financial recovery plan. Many Americans need to pay down credit card debt they were forced to take on during the crisis. With that in mind, Consolidated Credit has launched the Bring America Back Plan, which helps people customize strategies to regain financial stability.
How Consolidated Credit can help bring you back to stability
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