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Some people do not know how to get help when trying to find how to eliminate credit card debt legally to get over the debts that have made life really miserable. There are millions others out there in the same situation as you and you can get help. Continue reading →

When looking at 2013's third quarter, Sacramento residents racked up $344 million in retail credit card debt, up 6.5 percent from this time last year. In comparison, "regular" bank credit card debt is hovering around $3.99 billion for residents, which is down .5 percent from last year. However, experts aren't surprised since the use and debt load of retail debt is up around the nation—but Sacramento residents seem to especially love their shopping. Continue reading →

Debts can be threatening. You will not only have to pay part of the principal amount each month, but also an additional interest rate. When you are unable to make monthly payments on time, an additional fine might also be imposed on it. Continue reading →

This means the creditor will have to incur no loss in fact he will be able to recover the full debt amount and can relend it to make further profits. Continue reading →

Following a recent investigation by the Office of Fair Trading, 129 warning letters were issued to debt management companies in regards to the way they run their businesses. Continue reading →

From Carlsbad to Farmington, people in New Mexico are suffering from the latest economic crisis. If you are one of the New Mexicans dealing with mounting credit card debt and financial instability, there is help. Continue reading →

You're up on your neck in credit card bills and your monthly budget is getting stretched thin. Continue reading →

learn the terms and definitions of debt consolidation loans. Continue reading →

Financial circumstances change all the time. Your income goes up or down. Your debt decreases or increases. Income and debt are not constants but in this recession a lot of people feel like they are drowing in credit card debt. Continue reading →

The available federal funding in the form of debt grants is a little known secret to most Americans. This money is available not just for low-income families, but for single mothers, people who were duped into buying too big a home, those who lost their jobs, and even those who have jobs but their expenses exceed their income… Continue reading →