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• How To Pay Off Debt With No Money
  Achieving Financial Freedom is not an easy task.  Credit card debt is one of the most common types of debt and often times the hardest type of debt to pay off. While you may only owe a couple of thousand of dollars on your credit cards, if you are only paying the minimum amount due you could actually end up taking several years to pay off the credit cards and in total pay more than double the amount you actually owe. To avoid this problem, Continue reading →
• What To look For In a Consumer Credit Counseling Service
  Today there are a large number of debt management plans and consumer credit counseling service companies operating today. In fact, it may seem as though your mailbox, telephone and television are littered with them. When choosing the right company for you; however, it is important to keep several important tips in mind. Determining if You Need a Consumer Credit Counseling Service You may not even need a consumer credit counseling service. These questions will help you determine if a consumer credit counseling service is applicable Continue reading →
• Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft
  Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft Protecting yourself from identity theft is not something we thing about every day, until we are affected by identity theft.  We all know that identity theft is on the rise; however, you may not realize just how prevalent it actually is. According to statistics every 79 seconds someone becomes the victim of identity theft. In many instances identity theft isn’t petty business, either. When someone steals your identity it can mean having thousands of dollars in debt racked up in Continue reading →
• Roth IRA Is Better Than Roth 401(k)
  The Roth IRA has one distinct advantage over the newly-arrived Roth 401(k). With a Roth IRA, you can withdraw your initial investment fee- and tax-free at any time. Not so with the Roth 401(k). You can’t withdraw your contribution to a Roth 401(k) until you actually retire. Should you want to withdraw your contribution from your Roth IRA, simply contact the financial services company where you invest and tell them what you want to do. They’ll be able to tell you the amount you’ve contributed if you don’t remember. Continue reading →
• Manage Debt to Income Ratio and Your Debt
  Manage Debt to Income Ratio You might be asking yourself “How do I manage my debt to income ratio?”  Understanding your debt to income ratio is extremely important in managing your debt. Unfortunately; however, many people fail to understand this very important concept and as a result their credit scores suffer. Regardless of whether you are currently considering taking out a loan or you are looking at ways in which you can pay off your current debt load it is imperative to always keep a Continue reading →