Brian Acton

2 weeks ago | mediafeed.org | Brian Acton

Debt consolidation can help some borrowers pay off debt faster by combining their debts, simplifying their monthly payments, and even saving money on interest. If you’re having trouble keeping up with multiple payment deadlines each month or can’t get ahead of high interest rates, turning to a reputable debt consolidation company might make sense for you. Image Credit: fizkes / istockphoto.

2 months ago | mediafeed.org | Brian Acton

Paying off debt has short-term and long-lasting benefits for your finances. You can reduce your monthly bills, putting more money back in your pocket. You can simplify your financial picture by reducing the bill payments you must manage. And you can save hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars in interest. Image Credit: Drazen Zigic/Istockphoto. For a strategic approach to paying off debt, start by doing a complete inventory of your current debt load.

2 months ago | aol.com | Brian Acton

How to Pay Off Debt in 2025Paying off debt has short-term and long-lasting benefits for your finances. You can reduce your monthly bills, putting more money back in your pocket. You can simplify your financial picture by reducing the bill payments you must manage. And you can save hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars in interest. Paying Off Debt at a GlanceFor a strategic approach to paying off debt, start by doing a complete inventory of your current debt load.

2 months ago | alextimes.com | Brian Acton

Branching out and trying different wines may spice up your Valentine’s Day meal. (PHOTO/STUDIO NAAE VIA PEXELS) By Brian ActonI live in fear of writing the “Valentine’s Day wine recommendations” piece. I’d much rather write a “macho” drinks column replete with footnotes and self-referential humor. After all, someone has to tell you that there is more to February than an overwrought date night or chicken wings, chili and nachos.

2 months ago | alextimes.com | Brian Acton

Branching out and trying different wines may spice up your Valentine’s Day meal. (Photo/Studio Naae via Pexels) By Brian ActonI live in fear of writing the “Valentine’s Day wine recommendations” piece. I’d much rather write a “macho” drinks column replete with footnotes and self-referential humor. After all, someone has to tell you that there is more to February than an overwrought date night or chicken wings, chili and nachos.