Thought Leadership
Beyond Finance Awards New York Father Over $14,000 to Eliminate Debt
After the sudden loss of his wife in 2024, Richard Bill took on single fatherhood and mounting credit card debt to keep his son’s life stable. Now, thanks to Beyond Finance’s Beyond Debt Now giveaway, he’s been awarded over $14,000 to eliminate his remaining balance — a win he calls “life-changing.”
Beyond Finance Publishes Industry’s First Client Outcomes Report Documenting $4.7 Billion in Consumer Debt Resolved and $1.1 Billion Saved in 2025
Beyond Finance, one of the country’s largest financial wellness and debt consolidation companies, published its first-ever 2025 Client Outcomes Report, a comprehensive look at the measurable financial impact its services delivered for consumers during 2025.
Dr. Erika Rasure Explores the Connection Between Financial Health and Personal Freedom on The Exploding Human Podcast
Dr. Erika Rasure, PhD, CFT™, Chief Financial Wellness Advisor at Beyond Finance, recently joined host Bob Nickman on The Exploding Human podcast to discuss a topic that affects nearly every aspect of our lives: the powerful connection between financial health, emotional well-being, and personal freedom.
Beyond Finance Customer Service Earns Global Recognition With Two Silver Stevie Awards For Excellence
Beyond Finance, one of the country’s leaders in financial wellness and debt consolidation, has earned two Silver Stevie Awards in the 2026 International Business Awards, receiving global recognition for both the strength of its customer service organization and its innovative approach to helping people overcome debt.
Beyond Finance Named to Newsweek’s America’s Best Online Platforms 2026
Beyond Finance has been named to Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Online Platforms 2026 for the second consecutive year.
Dr. Erika Rasure Featured in AOL Story on Avoiding Summer’s Biggest Spending Trap
Dr. Erika Rasure, PhD, CFT™, Chief Financial Wellness Advisor at Beyond Finance, is helping Americans rethink their summer spending habits in a new lifestyle and personal finance story published by AOL, examining why Millennials are especially vulnerable to seasonal overspending.