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Student Loan Forgiveness: Moral Hazard or Necessary Reset?
  • debthelper
  • December 1, 2025

Student Loan Forgiveness: Moral Hazard or Necessary Reset?

Student loan forgiveness has become one of the biggest financial and political debates in recent years. With millions of borrowers struggling to repay education debt, governments and institutions are exploring forgiveness programs to ease the burden. But the question remains: Is student loan forgiveness a moral hazard that encourages irresponsible borrowing, or is it a […]

Social Security Won’t Save You: What Happens When Retirement Comes With Debt
  • debthelper
  • November 24, 2025

Social Security Won’t Save You: What Happens When Retirement Comes With Debt

Retirement is supposed to be a peaceful stage of life, a time to relax, enjoy family and live without financial stress. But for many people today, retirement comes with a heavy burden: debt. Rising expenses, medical bills and limited savings have created a reality where Social Security alone is not enough to survive. When debt […]

Debt and Divorce: How Ending a Marriage Can Leave Both Partners Deep in Debt
  • debthelper
  • November 17, 2025

Debt and Divorce: How Ending a Marriage Can Leave Both Partners Deep in Debt

Introduction Divorce is one of the most emotionally and financially demanding experiences anyone can face. While the emotional pain often takes center stage, the financial impact especially the rise in debt is equally significant. When a marriage ends, shared financial arrangements such as loans, credit cards, and mortgages are often disrupted, leaving both partners vulnerable […]

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