As 78% of Americans Report Living with Financial Regret, Debt.com Launches National Media Campaign with BoardroomPR
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FORT LAUDERDALE – November 10, 2026 – As a new nationwide survey reveals that nearly 8 in 10 Americans (78%) carry significant financial regret, Debt.com is launching a major national media campaign alongside BoardroomPR, a top Florida statewide public relations agency, to bring actionable debt-relief strategies to households across the country. BoardroomPR is working alongside Debt.com to provide expert insights and consumer research to top-tier national media outlets, including personal finance verticals, national broadcast morning shows, and leading business publications such as The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Bloomberg, and Forbes.
“Behind every financial survey statistic is a family trying to figure out how to cover basic expenses while saving for the future,” said Don Silvestri, President of Debt.com. “Elevating our data into the national media conversation ensures people know they aren’t alone and, more importantly, gives them access to concrete tools that transform daily financial stress into a manageable recovery plan.”
The campaign centers on Debt.com’s latest Financial Regret Survey, which highlights a sharp increase in credit card dependence, persistent financial anxiety, and a widening retirement savings gap. Key survey takeaways include:
- Generational Divide: Younger Americans are bearing the brunt of acute financial stress, with 84% of Gen Z and Millennial respondents reporting ongoing anxiety over credit card balances compared to 62% of Baby Boomers.
- Retirement Sacrifices: Nearly half (46%) of respondents admitted to pausing or reducing their long-term retirement contributions specifically to keep up with high-interest debt payments.
Debt.com provides guidance for consumers navigating credit card balances, student loans, tax obligations, and credit repair.
“Financial regret is often a sign that people never had the education or support they needed, not that they failed,” said Howard Dvorkin, Debt.com’s Chairman. “Even small, consistent steps, like understanding your interest rates, prioritizing balances, and talking with a certified credit counselor, can put you back in control of your debt and your financial future. Working with BoardroomPR to bring these findings to national audiences helps put that guidance in front of the people who need it most.”
To review the complete survey data, generational breakdowns, and methodology, or to access interactive consumer debt calculators, visit Debt.com’s Financial Regret Survey.
About BoardroomPR
BoardroomPR is one of Florida’s largest public relations and integrated marketing agencies, with offices in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Orlando, West Palm Beach, Tampa Bay, Naples/Fort Myers and Aspen. The firm specializes in media relations, social media, digital marketing, branding, public affairs and crisis communications. Powered by a seasoned team of strategists and creatives, BoardroomPR transforms client visions into impactful, results-driven campaigns. By blending traditional and digital media, the agency secures coverage across local, regional, and national outlets—including online platforms, print publications, broadcast media, blogs and podcasts. For more information, visit www.boardroompr.com.
About Debt.com
Debt.com is a trusted source for consumers seeking help with credit card debt, student loans, tax debt, credit repair, and more. By connecting people with vetted financial professionals and educational tools, Debt.com empowers Americans to make smart debt relief and money decisions to regain control of their finances.
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Contact Person: Jessica Shein
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Country: United States
Website: boardroompr.com
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