Money Management International’s Post

We are proud to share our 2023 Annual Report! Congratulations and thank you to our staff, partners, and clients. Together, we were able to: ✔ Field 1 million calls, texts, and chats from consumers seeking answers to their most pressing needs ✔ Reach over 118,000 individuals and families across the country through our counseling and education programs ✔ Service over 47,000 active debt management plans, helping clients repay nearly $170,000,000 worth of debt ✔ Deliver over 130,000 hours of online financial education to individuals through our web channels and online learning communities ✔ Earn extraordinary consumer reviews, industry awards, and media exposure through our best-in-class service and engagement efforts

Thanks to WXYZ-TV Detroit for sharing Ryan's debt-free success story and an important consumer warning about a resurgence in debt relief scams as consumer debt reaches record levels!

"By 2019, she was ready to pay off her $35,000 in debt and drew upon the financial savvy she’d developed over the years. She signed up with Money Management International, which helped reduce the interest rates on her credit cards and was scheduled to pay off her debt in five years."

The seasons are changing and pumpkin spice lattes can be a good reminder to check your financial health. MMI's Kate Bulger explains what to consider and next steps to take. #MMInsights moneymanagement.org

“Honestly I was really embarrassed to call,” said MMI client Ryan Torres. “It's not an easy thing to admit you've dug yourself into a hole, but I needed help. It was either that or bankruptcy and I wasn't willing to do that." Thanks to Kara Kenney at WRTV for sharing Ryan's story and a scam warning as consumer debt surges to a record high!

Thanks to MMI's Carolina Freedman for presenting to a well-attended event with the Paraguayan American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. - USAPACC last weekend!

"If someone has accumulated credit card debt, for example, that's likely to be at a much higher interest rate than student loans," says MMI's Amy Lins, MBA, CSM. "And I would tackle that first to keep that credit card balance from growing." Thanks to The Detroit News for sharing our insights!