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"By expanding financial
literacy, we can increase
human thriving"
A growing body of literature suggests that consumer credit is an important factor
in understanding the relationship between economic well-being and health
Financial stress isn’t just about money—it affects every part of life. Struggling with debt and financial uncertainty can lead to sleepless nights, anxiety, and poor health. It can strain families, limit opportunities, and weaken communities. Yet, unlike other public health crises, the impact of financial challenges is often overlooked.
Dealing With Debt is more than a financial literacy platform—it’s the only space where people can gain real knowledge, access practical tools, and find judgment-free support to take control of their finances.
Dealing With Debt believes financial knowledge should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we are committed to helping people take control of their money without fear or shame. When people understand how to make informed financial choices and manage debt, they reduce stress, gain confidence, and open doors to a more stable future—not just for themselves, but for their families and communities.
At Dealing With Debt, we envision a world where financial stability is achievable for everyone.