Tag: debt.
Want to Improve Your Money Management in 2010? Start by Reviewing these Seven Areas of Your Financial Life
There are only 31 hours until the New Year and a new opportunity to make sure your finances are in shape to help you reach your life goals. The beginning of the year can be a great time to take stock of your financial health because it is an easy date to remember. So start [...]
Posted: December 30th, 2009 under Credit Counseling, Credit card debt.
Tags: AICCCA, car insurance, credit cards, Credit report, debt., finances, home owner's insurance, investments, savings
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An Action Plan for Building Your Credit Score
Quick tips that can help you manage your credit effectively so you have the credit you need when looking for employment, purchasing a home or simply want to make sure you qualify for the best rates for any loan.
Posted: October 14th, 2009 under Personal finance.
Tags: Credit card debt, Credit report, Credit score, debt.
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Paying the Debts of a Deceased Relative: Who Is Responsible?
We often hear from clients struggling to deal with debt collectors seeking repayment of debts incurred by deceased relatives. This article, from the Federal Trade Commission, outlines your rights and responsibilities when faced with this situation.
FTC June 2009
Paying the Debts of a Deceased Relative: Who Is Responsible?
After a relative dies, the last thing grieving family [...]
Posted: August 25th, 2009 under Debt settlement, Personal finance.
Tags: debt., deceased relative, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, parents debt
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Digging Out Of Debt
Debt is a major problem for a lot of people so don’t feel like you are alone. The problem is, even if people know they want to get out of it, they have a hard time figuring out how to start because the debt is overwhelming or there are so many bills to juggle.
There is [...]
Posted: April 10th, 2009 under Credit card debt.
Tags: debt.
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Pros and Cons to Debt Settlement
A debt settlement is when a creditor agrees to accept less than what is owed on a principal balance of a debt.
Many agencies offer Debt Settlement Services, often charging high upfront or ongoing fees when individuals are already experiencing financial distress.
An individual can work directly with a creditor to settle a debt on their own [...]
Posted: August 25th, 2008 under Debt settlement.
Tags: debt negotiation, debt settlement consequences, debt.
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