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Benzinga Teams Up With Accredited Debt Relief to Improve Financial Literacy Around Debt

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Benzinga Teams Up With Accredited Debt Relief to Improve Financial Literacy Around Debt

Benzinga has collaborated with Accredited Debt Relief to help improve financial literacy around debt through a new collaboration within Benzinga Learn, Benzinga’s new online education portal.

Benzinga Learn is Benzinga’s financial education platform, built to make important financial topics more accessible, practical and easier to understand. Through educational modules covering a range of personal finance and investing topics, Benzinga Learn helps consumers build knowledge, navigate complex concepts and better understand the financial choices available to them.

“Debt is an area where having the right information can make a meaningful difference in the decisions consumers make,” said Caroline Lubinsky, Managing Editor of Advertising Content at Benzinga. “With this module, we wanted to give readers a straightforward place to start, whether they’re trying to understand the basics of debt or figure out what questions to ask about their own financial situation.”

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As part of the relationship, Accredited Debt Relief will appear as a partner on the educational Debt module of Benzinga Learn, helping provide consumers with accessible educational resources around understanding debt, managing balances and navigating available paths toward greater financial stability.

“Debt can be one of the most overwhelming areas of personal finance, and education is an important part of helping people feel more equipped to make informed decisions,” said Josh Levenson , Senior Vice President of Advertising.



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