debt problems
debt problems
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by Gregg Pennington - 2007-10-22
Most debt problems begin innocently enough – you see something you want to purchase, and although you don't really need the item immediately, you don't want to delay the purchase until you have ...
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by Liam G - 2007-12-05
It's no secret that debt is a major problem in the UK, with figures from the debt charity Credit Action predicting that during November 2007 Britain's personal debt was increasing by £1million every f...
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by Melissa Kellett - 2008-04-29
Someone has told you that a debt consolidation loan is the answer to your problems but you do not know if you will be able to fulfill the requirements and you do not know how to find the right lender....
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by Melissa Kellett - 2008-05-06
Debt Consolidation Loans are usually recommended when someone has debt problems because these loans reduce the amount of money spent on interests, lower the monthly payments making them more affordabl...
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by CaroleBayliss - 2008-05-07
According to research carried out by Engage Mutual Assurance, many parents consider warning children about debt to be more important than educating them about sexually transmitted diseases, racism or ...
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by Devora Witts - 2008-05-14
Consolidating may be a solution to your debt problems but you need to be extremely careful. Rushing in and deciding to hire a debt consolidation agency's services may lead you to more problems than so...
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by J Tillotson - 2008-05-15
Although banks are, in theory, clamping down on the amount of credit applications they approve, in actual fact they are doing little to reduce the problem for many Britons by offering them a chance to...
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by Devora Witts - 2008-05-21
You have seen many online ads offering access to government grants you can use to consolidate debt? Be very careful, though the government has many programs to help people solve their debt problems, t...
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by MELANIE TAYLOR - 2008-06-10
Why has ‘debt consolidation' become such a common phrase nowadays? Unfortunately, the answer's straightforward - it's because debt has become a way of life for so many. It's a sorry reality for ...
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by Karl Bantleman - 2008-06-19
 During the last couple of years many people have been used to shopping trips and buying a new pair of shoes or the latest accessory or technology. The problem is that despite the credit crunch hitti...
