by Jon Ochs
What most people are looking for in a debt management program does not exist. I find myself constantly on the phone with clients who are drowning in credit card debt, looking for the perfect debt management program. This is the criteria they are usually seeking: - Eliminate all ...
Archive for July, 2008
Written by Jon Ochs on July 31st, 2008
Written by Mark Dawson on July 31st, 2008
by Mark Dawson
Secured loans can run for several years, so plenty of time should be given over to the planning phase of applying for the loan. Basically there are three main things to think about when sizing up the competition: term, rate, and fees. Borrowers should bare each point ...
Written by Matt Douglas on July 31st, 2008
by Matt Douglas
A judgment on your credit report means you have been sued for payment of a debt. It is a legal proceeding that will give the creditor extra time to try and collect on the debt.
This happens with larger unsecured debts. It will give the debt collector up to ...
Written by Brian Boyd on July 30th, 2008
by Brian Boyd
Those of you who have lived on your own for a time know all too well just how expensive life can get. You get out of college and before you know it, you're swamped with bills - mortgage payment, car payment, credit card debt, utilities, food and of ...
Written by Rob Kosberg on July 30th, 2008
by Rob Kosberg
We live in a credit nation. The mistakes in handling credit are well documented but even so no one would dispute the importance of having good credit. Your credit score, when handled properly, can give you many advantages to creating wealth through leverage. Here are ...
Written by Michael DeMarkks on July 30th, 2008
by Michael DeMarkks
Eliminating credit card debt is difficult, but not impossible. With a little self-discipline and some knowledge of how debt really operates, you can definitely achieve this goal. Through a non-profit service, your own individual efforts, or consolidation you can get rid of it in no time.
You ...
Written by Judith Rene on July 30th, 2008
by Judith Rene
A bad credit rating will probably follow if you default on your student loan. Taking your college debt seriously is very important when dealing with lenders because defaulting on this debt can result in a bad credit rating, wage attachments and loss of income tax refunds from the ...
