Credit Counseling to Help Debtors Regain Footing

Jeff Jianfeng Wang

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Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis Financial Literacy and Behavior Consumer behavior in food and health

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In‐depth interviews with 22 debt‐ridden consumers who are enrolled in debt management plans reveal the vulnerability they experience in various life domains. Additional interviews with 19 credit counselors and agency executives illustrate how the practices of a credit counseling agency can help indebted consumers regain their footing. This research sheds light on how consumers can recover from their vulnerable situations and what aids this process.

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