Money trouble and mental health feed each other. These free guides and tools are written from primary sources, like the CFPB, the FTC and Texas legal aid, and every page links the sources it uses.
Whose money you are spending, what each costs, and what protects you.
Open → GuideAPR, daily interest, grace periods and the minimum payment.
Open → GuideWhat moves a score and how to get your reports free.
Open → GuideSmall steps from the CFPB for building a cushion.
Open →First steps in Texas: learn, dispute within 30 days, stop contact.
Open → GuideAnswer deadlines, default judgment, the four-year rule.
Open → GuideThe notice to vacate, the court case, the hearing and the appeal deadline.
Open → Free toolAnswer a few questions and get a short checklist.
Open → GuideHow the IRS VITA and TCE programs work and how to find a site.
Open → GuideThe steps and documents for SNAP, Medicaid and other programs.
Open → GuideWhat they are, what they cost and where to ask questions in Texas.
Open → Free toolCompare the snowball and highest-rate methods. Nothing is saved.
Open →The City of Dallas Financial Empowerment Center and how to request a session.
Open → GuideMetrocare and NTBHA serve Dallas County residents regardless of ability to pay.
Open → GuideWhat each line is for, and what happens when you contact 988.
Open → Free toolSeven questions on how money stress is affecting you.
Open →These pages are general education, not financial, legal or medical advice. Rules, fees and programs change, so confirm details with the organization before you act. Exsura is a registered Texas nonprofit corporation. We link to resources and do not recommend specific lenders, cards or companies.
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