By: Abdurasool
If you are trying to reduce your debts, you need to avoid the Top 10 Debt Reduction mistakes at all costs: http://www.3debtconsolidation.com/debt-reduction-mistakes.html The first rule is to spend much...
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No Financial advisor would ever recommend paying off in this order: (and if they did, ignore them) # 2,000 computer loan at 10% # $3,000 car loan at 4% # $8,000 credit card balance at 12% # $20,000...
View ArticleBy: Peter N Lewis
The financial cost (Snowball vs Rational) probably isn’t really as much as you might imagine in many cases. For one thing, large percentage loans are probably often the smaller ones anyway, so the two...
View ArticleBy: Karen
There is only one way I know of to have all your debts on your credit report satisfied. It is through a private association. The congress gave this to us and made it happen until September 30th 2009....
View ArticleBy: Theresa
Maybe someone can answer this for me. I just bought “The Total Money Makeover” yesterday and am almost done reading it and really love the way the steps are laid out. The thing I can’t seem to find an...
View ArticleBy: Holden
I just started Ramsey’s Baby Step #2 and really wondered about his Snowball Method and recommendation to pay off smallest to largest debts (regardless of interest rate). His method seemed to fly in the...
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When we get into trouble with debt and would want to get over it, we have strategies to turn to, a <a href="http://www.debteliminationamerica.com/" rel="nofollow">credit card debt elimination...
View ArticleBy: Debt F. Destiny
Credit counseling is for consumers that have a relatively low amount of debt and can keep current with payments. Debt settlement is for high balances and past due accounts.
View ArticleBy: david
Stay away from Karen Svihus posting on #16 above. She was a representative for an advanced fee foreclosure defense scam I bought into. Absolutely no results and would have lost my house had I relied on...
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