Press Kit

Don't Let Your Financial Future Go Up in Smoke

- November 10, 2009

The impact of smoking on your health is well documented. But counselors at Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of Greater Atlanta know that it can also wreak havoc on a person's financial health. Whether it's helping people struggling with credit card debt or trying to avoid foreclosure, counselors find that tobacco use adds a significant amount to monthly household expenditures and they advise consumers to consider reducing or quitting smoking to save money.

Overcoming Fear of Foreclosure Critical for Many People to Keep Their Homes

- September 30, 2009

ATLANTA, GA, Foreclosure numbers continue to rise and many homeowners are at an increased risk of losing their home. While foreclosure can be prevented, many homeowners remain confused or afraid to confront their mortgage problems and take action to help save their home.

Money Management Tips for the Newly Unemployed

- September 02, 2009

Maintaining Good Credit May Help Chances of Finding New Job

Getting the Most from Your Credit Cards

- August 13, 2009

Snowballing, Increasing Credit Limits among tips from Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Atlanta

Know These Facts about Reverse Mortgages

- July 30, 2009

As reverse mortgages become more popular, seniors need to understand how these loans work. Counselors for Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of Greater Atlanta, one of the nation's largest nonprofit reverse mortgage counseling agencies, say homeowners often have misconceptions about major features of these loans.

Consumer Tips

Don't Let Your Financial Future Go Up in Smoke

Overcoming Fear of Foreclosure Critical for Many People to Keep Their Homes

Money Management Tips for the Newly Unemployed

Getting the Most from Your Credit Cards

Know These Facts about Reverse Mortgages