Why People Need Tax Debt Relief And How We Can Help
March 10, 2025
Why People Need Tax Debt Relief And How We Can Help Owing money to the IRS or state authorities can feel overwhelming. If you’re struggling with tax debt, there are multiple solutions available, and working with a professional tax resolution company like CuraDebt can improve your chances of success. Tax authorities, unlike other creditors, have significant power…
Secured Debt Consolidation Loans: Risks, Rewards, and Better Alternatives
March 7, 2025
Eric Pemper Founder, CuraDebt · Est. 2001 BBB A+ Rated Shopper Approved 1,600+ Verified 5-Star Reviews ACDR Member Last Updated: April 2026 Secured Debt Consolidation Loans: Risks, Rewards, and Safer Alternatives A secured debt consolidation loan uses a home, vehicle, or other asset as collateral to borrow money that pays off multiple debts at once.…
Non-Profit Debt Consolidation: The Pros, Cons, and Better Alternatives
March 4, 2025
Eric Pemper Founder, CuraDebt · Est. 2001 BBB A+ Rated Shopper Approved 4.9 Stars 1,600+ Five-Star Reviews ACDR Member Last Updated: April 2026 Non-Profit Debt Consolidation: What It Actually Is, Who It Helps, and What to Consider First Nonprofit debt consolidation usually means a Debt Management Plan (DMP) run by a nonprofit credit counseling agency.…
What Is Imputed Income? Meaning And Examples
January 3, 2025
Have you ever gotten a perk from your job—like health benefits for a family member or a company car—and thought, “Wait, does this count as income?” You’re not alone. That’s where imputed income comes in. It’s one of those financial terms that sounds more complicated than it is, but it can affect your taxes and even how…
Can The IRS Seize A Financed Car? What You Need To Know
December 13, 2024
Yes, the IRS can seize a financed car if you owe back taxes and have not made arrangements to pay your debt. However, the process is not as simple as it sounds. The IRS will assess the value of the car and calculate whether it will provide significant value after paying off any remaining loan…
