Showing posts with label debt elimination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label debt elimination. Show all posts
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Debt Solution 101 - How To Fix Your Debt Problem
If you are seeking to fix your debt problem, you have probably already been bombarded and confused by the numerous companies advertising an endless stream of debt solutions. A quick search on the Internet alone and you will find hundreds of methods, companies claim you can use to solve your debt problem. Around two years ago, a woman was advised to go through a debt settlement program in order to reduce her debts and get her credit score back on track. The only problem was, she wasn't a prime candidate for such a program. Needless to say, she received bad advice. When you are overwhelmed with debt, the last thing you need is bad advice. If you know the facts about debt solutions, you'll never fall for the hype or powerless debt relief programs. The truth is, there are only five ways to solve any debt problem.
Friday, November 14, 2008
10 Signs That You Are Headed Into Credit Card Debt Danger
The holidays are quickly upon us and every year around this time we watch families seal their financial doom by drowning themselves in credit card debt. I’ll never forget an incident that happen on December 20th, a few years back, at one of the big chain stores. I was in line waiting to have my items ringed up by a cashier. A husband and wife with three adorable kids were in front of me attempting to pay for their Christmas gifts. They tried to write a check from two different accounts but both were declined. They tried a debit card and it was declined. Apparently, they had been shopping all day and had spent all of their available cash. In an act of shear haste, the wife turned to her husband and said, “We’ll just put this on our credit card.” He reluctantly agreed and even reminded her that they had to pay so and so bills and how couldn’t they afford another bill. Unfazed, she said, “It’s for the kids, we’ll make somehow…” They charged their items, walked out the store and straight into the credit card debt danger zone.
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