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The Process of Debt Consolidation
By John Knight · 13 years ago
Many people, today, are plagued with financial problems, and they do not know how to solve them. Some of them may have lost their jobs, incurred large amounts of credit card debt, or simply do ...
Maine SEO for Small Business
By Jared Gallo · 13 years ago
Too many Maine business owners are talking about it. Maybe you're one of the lucky ones without the dread of growing your business.
Although for Mainers hoping to increase their online publicity there are a ...
A Brief Description the Basic Types of Mortgage Loans
By Sam S. Spade · 13 years ago
Conventional Mortgage - This mortgage, which is also known as a fixed-rate mortgage, is the one that is thought of when most people think about buying a home. These types of mortgages can run from ...
Details On Mortgage Modifications
By John Hoffer · 13 years ago
A home loan modification is a way for home owners who are struggling or facing financial challenges to stay in their homes and avoid foreclosure or bankruptcy. In a rapidly changing market both on the ...
5 Ways To Settle Your Financial Debts
By Cara Adams · 13 years ago
If you are looking to settle your debts, there are some quick and easy ways that you can use to get out of debt an stop those annoying collection calls.
Solution 1-Debt Settlement
Call up ...
Your Best Debt Relief Option May Surprise You
By Joseph Hernandez · 13 years ago
I know it can be confusing which debt elimination program or strategy to choose. This article illustrates the differences between the various alternatives. The best debt relief option available to you depends mostly on the ...
Can Debt Collectors Repossess My Assets If I Don’t Pay?
By Joseph Hernandez · 13 years ago
Many debtors that are delinquent repay the collection agencies based solely on the threat of repossession if the debtor cannot or will not pay the debt. This is a shame. According to the
Federal Debt ...
Qualify for the Best Ontario Mortgage Rate by Organizing Your Finances and Having the Best Credit
By Courtney Mcelroy · 13 years ago
Organizing your finances and having the best credit will ensure that you qualify for the best Ontario mortgage rate. When you apply for a mortgage with a bank, they will determine how hard they want ...
"The Truth About Debt- What Will Happen If I Stop Making Payments?"
By Joseph Hernandez · 13 years ago
debt collectors won't simply disappear. Most of them will do everything in their power to collect a debt. And consequently, your credit will be ruined up to 10 years!
On a sub-conscious level, it's much ...
"If You Stop Paying Your Credit Cards can You get Sued?"
By Joseph Hernandez · 13 years ago
If you stop paying your credit cards, it is possible, but highly unlikely if you have a lot of unsecured debt(e.g. credit card, medical bills, collection/charge-offs).
Creditors and debt collectors of unsecured debt do have ...
How to Find an FTC-Compliant Debt Settlement Company
By Gregory Devictor · 13 years ago
Frequently, debt settlement companies make fraudulent claims to potential clients. They might say: "You will only pay 25% of your debts," or "This will not affect your credit score," or "Calls and letters from creditors ...
How To Avoid Foreclosure in 1012
By Brendan O'heir · 13 years ago
Despite some promising financial indicators in the past year, there is little doubt that the housing crisis in the US continues with very little relief, with more than a million foreclosures in both 2010 and ...
Making Minimum Payments Is Like Taking Out An Auto Loan For 33 Years!
By Joseph Hernandez · 13 years ago
Most consumers that have excessive credit card debt are making minimum payments. And that puts a huge grin on the face of the credit card companies! Why? So they can keep you in debt for ...
Are you on top of your plastic card APR, you could be damaging oneself if you're not.
By Liza Copeland · 13 years ago
APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate. APR tries to produce a singular figure of interest allowing the buyer to evaluate like with like when picking the top product or service with regards to way of ...
Ontario Mortgage Pre-Approval - Too Much Shopping Around For the Best Ontario Mortgage Can Harm Your Credit
By Paul Mangion · 13 years ago
When planning to buy a home, it is a natural instinct to want to shop around for the best mortgage. The challenge is that too much shopping around for the best Ontario mortgages can actually ...
What is a Bankruptcy Trustee in Ontario and What is Their Role in a Debt Restructuring?
By Michael Goldenberg · 13 years ago
A Bankruptcy Trustee in Ontario plays an important role when it comes to debt restructuring. Bankruptcy Trustees across Canada are appointed by the Superintendent of Bankruptcy to oversee bankruptcy and consumer proposal filings in Ontario. ...
Time to Read the Small Print Coming from Your Credit Card Company
By Treena Almasi · 13 years ago
Starting August 20th one of the main provisions in the bill President Obama signed in May goes into effect. While most provisions in the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act don't take effect until ...
Three Ways to Mess up Your Debt Settlement
By Treena Almasi · 13 years ago
Debt ratios for consumers across the country are at historic highs in terms of debt versus income, as a percentage of the Gross Domestic Product, and as a result, a record number of consumers are ...
Mortgage Arrears! What You Can Do If Your Mortgage Payments are in Arrears?
By Paul Mangion · 13 years ago
The past few years have been very tough for many Ontario homeowners. Skyrocketing costs of food, gas, home heating, in addition to credit card and personal debt has left many families strapped for cash and ...
First Time Home Buyer Mortgage Advice
By Francesca Knap · 13 years ago
Investing in a home is a daunting task for many people. This is compounded by the sheer amount of money involved in securing a house. A first time buyer mortgage is indispensable to people who ...