bill consolidation
bill consolidation
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by James Hegarty - 2006-12-15
Credit counseling, bill consolidation, credit consolidation, are familiar terms that can also be used to describe debt consolidation. What is debt consolidation? Debt consolidation is a way to replace...
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by Brian Dolezal - 2007-01-09
If you think that debt is exclusively reserved for those with an addiction for shopping, think again. The truth is that more and more Americans are struggling with mounting credit card bills, penalty...
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by Michael Benifez - 2007-01-14
There comes a time in everyone's life when there is just not enough money to cover expenses. Bills keep pouring in and the checking account balance is zero.Life can be difficult, but at these times i...
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by Thomas Erikson - 2007-02-28
In today's world, bills seem to overrun us at every turn. We often find that we get into a situation where we can no longer control our debt and have to find a way to finally get our finances under co...
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by Greg K. Hansward - 2007-03-08
Anyone with a high amount of lingering debt can testify to the burden it can be and the stress it can cause. Debt is continually on your mind. When you no longer have control of your debt, you face an...
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by Ray J. Walberg - 2007-03-08
Bankruptcy is not your only choice in finding a fresh start. It does not hurt to look into some of the debt settlement companies available today. With the debt facing so many individuals today, there ...
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by Thomas Erikson - 2007-03-08
When you consolidate bills, it is important to develop a good working budget. If you fail to create a realistic plan for allocating your income, you will again find yourself in financial trouble. Yo...
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by Linden J. Walhard - 2007-03-27
The process of debt consolidation involves combining two or more existing loans in a single loan and paying off for it. The debt consolidation process might or might not require staking collateral. Co...
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by Neil Melvin - 2007-05-06
Today more people than ever are confused about their rights when it comes to debt. What do the new bankruptcy laws really say? Can I avoid filing bankruptcy? If I do file will there be a stigma att...
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by Eric J. Slarkowski - 2007-05-18
In order to understand the best ways to pay out the debt you owe, it is important to first understand the difference between a secure and an unsecured loan. A secure loan is one in which collateral is...
