AMERICAN CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSELING, INC.
AUBURNDALE, MA

About American Consumer Credit Counseling ACCC is dedicated to helping people regain control of their finances and plan for a debt-free future. Our professionally trained and certified counselors assist individuals in all of their financial needs and provide a plan of action to address their financial situation. ACCC is a member of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), is accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA), and is accredited by the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating. OUR MISSION General Disclaimer: ACCC is not a loan company. ACCC is a registered or licensed debt management service provider where applicable. Specific license information is available upon request. Not all services are available in all states. Fees may apply for Reviews of American Consumer Credit Counseling We’re proud to say that we’ve provided debt management help to countless individuals and their families. The debt management advice we provide puts people on the right financial track. It helps them to gain financial literacy and develop their own debt management methods for sustained stability. Our debt management group is highly lauded by the people we’ve helped with debt management. Visit us here to learn more about our You may want to be helpful, but you should know that if you loan someone your credit card and you don’t get paid back, the bill is still yours. Your Business is Losing Money if It Doesn’t Accept Credit Cards March 21, 2018 | Business Blogs American consumers are using plastic in record numbers and they’re not alone. According to the American Consumer Credit Counseling, 80% of spending in the United States is cashless, and 73% of Americans say that they use less cash today than they did 10 years ago. American Consumer Credit Counseling Explains How to Start and Build an Emergency Fund When it comes to unforeseen emergencies, the best defense and readiness tool is a household fund explicitly established for emergencies and unplanned events. To help consumers, national nonprofit American Consumer Credit Counseling has created videos and tips to explain how to effectively start and build an emergency fund. American Consumer Credit Counseling Explains the Difference Between Net and Gross Income ACCC Provides Five Tips for Paying Bills American Consumer Credit Counseling Highlights Six Key Steps to Calculate Living Expenses ACCC Provides Seven Basic Principles of Investing Many consumers turn to investing to save for retirement and achieve financial goals. Although it may seem obvious to research before investing, many people don’t. To help educate consumers, national nonprofit American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) explains the basic principles of investing. American Consumer Credit Counseling announced today that it has received a $5,000 grant from the Massachusetts State Treasurer’s office for Operation Money Wise Brockton VA. The grant will help support a 10-month financial workshop series to address the financial challenges and educational needs of homeless veterans who are committed to recovery from mental health and addiction problems in a residential therapeutic setting. ACCC Helps Military Personnel Budget for All Stages of Deployment – Deployment can be an extremely stressful and emotional experience for service members and the families of those being deployed. To coincide with Military Saves Week (February 26, to March 3, 2018), national nonprofit American Consumer Credit Counseling has created a series of videos with tips for military members on how to manage and prepare finances during all stages of National nonprofit American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) announced today that it has joined BostonHires, a program launched by City of Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh. As a BostonHires Champion, ACCC is committed to providing jobs that pay a living wage and employer-sponsored benefits to unemployed and under-employed Boston residents. ACCC Helps Consumers Utilize Their Employment Benefits Every company is different when it comes to the types of benefits they offer their employees. Some benefits are required by law, but many companies offer additional benefits that employees should be taking full advantage of. It’s not uncommon for consumers to have a hard time making ends meet on a tight budget. In some cases, the income they are earning each month is not enough to cover necessities, let alone luxuries. – To reduce recidivism (the tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend) and improve the prospects of offenders reentering into the community, American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) has provided financial education classes to Massachusetts inmates since 2011. Seventy percent of consumers say that paying down debt is their top financial resolution for 2018, according to a new survey by American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC). This is true across every generation – baby boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials. When it comes to protecting finances, it is critical for consumers to avoid major mistakes that can impact them down the road. In an effort to help consumers live a healthy financial life, national nonprofit American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) discusses important financial mistakes to avoid. Steven R. Trumble is the President and Chief Executive Officer of American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC). As President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Trumble provides ACCC's strategic direction including the development and implementation of plans, policies, and objectives. Mr. Trumble also budgets for ACCC's growth and operation, while ensuring that the highest standards of consumer education and credit counseling are achieved. Mr. Trumble's vision began more than 25 years ago in a small location in downtown Waltham where he counseled individuals on a one on one basis. Mr. Trumble counseled individuals on their personal financial difficulties and assisted them in finding the best plan of action for getting out of debt. His perseverance and desire to help people regain control of their lives led ACCC to help thousands of consumers across the U.S. today. Mr. Trumble believes that everyone deserves a second chance and has contributed much of his time to help educate consumers about financial management.