There are times when debt management may no longer work for you, but is it possible to cancel once you've enrolled?

A debt management plan set up by a credit counselor can give you an affordable route toward erasing your outstanding balances — but it’s not the best choice for everyone.

Weighing each debt relief strategy's benefits and drawbacks could help you find the right fit for your situation.

It may be difficult to obtain a new loan after you enter a debt management plan, especially if you charge off some of your current debt. Many creditors report the details of a debt management plan ...

If your debt is getting out of control, a debt management plan can help you get back on track.

A debt management plan from a nonprofit credit counseling company can help you pay off debt faster and for less. Learn more about debt management plan companies.

Struggling with debt? Learn about debt management plans (DMPs), how they work, their pros and cons, and whether it's the right solution to regain control of your finances.

A debt management plan can help you pay off credit card debt by lowering the interest rate and making payments more affordable. Learn how debt management plans work.

In this week’s Money Minute, hear from a company that can help you get on a debt management plan. “At the point that they come to us, they have an average shortfall of about $300 a month ...

Will a debt management plan affect your ability to get loans? Lenders typically won’t deny your loan applicationstrictly because you’re enrolled in a debt management plan or were in the past.