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What To look For In a Consumer Credit Counseling Service

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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 →

Debt Settlement – Using A Debt Settlement Company

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Debt Settlement - Using A Debt Settlement Company

Using a Debt Settlement Company Can Simplify Settling Your Debt Have you considered using a debt settlement company? If you have found yourself with more debt than you care for or can handle you may be considering ways in which you can consolidate and/or pay off your debt. The term debt settlement is frequently heard in connection with debt consolidation; however, before you jump in feet first it is important to fully understand what is involved in debt settlement. Basically, debt settlement is the process Continue reading →

Understanding A Debt Consolidation Loan

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The facts for a debt consolidation loan Unfortunately, many people wait far later than they should to consolidate their debt and manage it. One of the main reasons for this is that some people perceive debt consolidation to be negative when in reality it actually provides a number of advantages. Like any other important financial decision; however, you should fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of consolidating your debt. First, understand that the process of consolidating your debt involves obtaining one loan to pay off Continue reading →

Life After Debt – Whats Next?
Life after debt… What should you do once you get out of debt? The truth is that many people resume old financial habits after they successfully get out of debt. That would be bad enough during normal times, but considering the fact the we are headed for another Great Depression, it is imperative to fundamentally change how you manage and spend your money after you do get out of debt. So what should your financial priorities be in 2018? Well, “Dr. Doom” Marc Faber, who Continue reading →
Hidden Facts About Credit Card Companies
Credit Card Companies & Credit Card Debt Credit card debt is the most common contributor of debt for most people; however, very few people know exactly what credit card companies are allowed to do and not allowed to do when it comes to their credit. Understanding what boundaries credit card companies must abide by can help you to become one step closer to better managing your debt. First, it is important to understand that contrary to popular opinion credit card companies have the absolute right Continue reading →
How to Pay Off Debt With No Extra Money
So how to pay off debt with no extra money? Well, one of the most important ways to learn how to manage your debt is to learn how to cut down on your spending. This allows you to free up extra money that you can then use for other uses, such as paying down your debt as well as emergency expenses, so that you do not find yourself in a situation where you need to incur additional debt. The debt snowball worksheet can help create Continue reading →
Basic Tax Diversification
When investors talk about diversification, they’re typically referring to diversification. But there’s another kind of diversification. It’s called tax diversification and you might be practicing it without knowing it. Tax diversification is the idea that you should have investments subject to each of the various tax treatments. The idea applies not only to U.S. citizens, but those of other countries as well. There are three types of tax treatments for our purposes – tax-deferred, tax-free, and taxable. The three account types Tax-deferred. Tax-deferred accounts are Continue reading →
Credit Card vs Debit Card
You’ve heard the phrase about a million times right before you swipe your card through those Point of Sale (POS) terminal at the grocery or department store. (By the way, why the crap can’t those things all work the same way? I have to guess the order of operation at each retailer. Do I swipe then press credit? Do I tell the clerk what I’m using first? Do I press cancel to use credit? You have two choices in this situation. (1) Ask the clerk, Continue reading →

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What To look For In a Consumer Credit Counseling Service

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Understanding A Debt Consolidation Loan

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