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Unsecured Debt Settlement – More Pros than Cons?

Posted on December 27, 2009 by Cal

According to a joint study conducted by three major credit card companies, less than 5% of all bankruptcy cases involve abusive spending. More than 80% of cases filed involved substantial unpaid medical expenses, divorce or job loss. These three causes … Continue reading →

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Debt Settlement: The Secret Creditors Don't Want You To Know

Posted on December 24, 2009 by Cal

When an individual acquires a large amount of debt, debt settlement is an option to lower their payments so that they are more affordable – often times by more than 50%. Making monthly payments on a large amount of … Continue reading →

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Debt Negotiation Service Provides Much Needed Credit Card Debt Relief

Posted on December 23, 2009 by Cal

In times of financial crises, the common problem of debt becomes much clearer. High credit card balances are generally the primary source of debt, particularly in the United States. Many people spend more than they can afford and end up … Continue reading →

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Large Debts – Want A Bankruptcy Avoidance Program?

Posted on December 18, 2009 by Cal

Struggling with debts is very difficult. Typically folks in debt really would like a helping hand, but, if you are in that place it will sometimes seem as if help is far away. That is why it’s necessary to understand … Continue reading →

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Establishing Credit After Bankruptcy

Posted on November 23, 2009 by Cal

Filing for bankruptcy is not a comfortable conclusion to come to, particularly given that it leaves such a blot on your credit history. Different than things that have gone into collections staying on your credit report for 7 years, a … Continue reading →

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