The Different Types of Personal Accounting

Thinking about a household budget? It works well for many, but after some research, it may not be the best solution for some. If you have not lived within the guidelines of a budget before, it may feel like the worst kind of diet you have ever tried.

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Debt Collection and Playing By the Rules: Knowledge Is Power

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act sets down strict rules and regulations that must be followed by debt collectors whenever they’re attempting to collect a debt. Here are a few things you should know when dealing with an out of control debt collector.

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What You Need to Know About Debt Collectors and the Statute of Limitations

Because every state’s statute of limitations on debt is different, you’ll have to look up the limits on your particular debt. If you find that it’s time-barred, here are some tips for how you should deal with debt collectors.

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Why I Can Handle An SBA Workout Better Than Your Attorney

Article that explains why a consultant with SBA workout experience is often a better alternative to hiring an attorney who has no experience with such situations. Gives real life examples of conversations had with actual attorneys.

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Shocking Facts About the US Debt

Most people have heard some news story at some point about the US debt. It seems that this kind of story is hard to avoid hearing about anymore. What many do not realize are some of the truly stunning facts about the US debt.

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Bankruptcy Alternative: Chapter 128 Helps Wisconsin Debtors Regroup, Repay

Bankruptcy should be a last resort for people facing more debt than they can possibly repay. But stuck somewhere between people who can’t pay and those who can is another kind of debtor: the debtor who can pay if he or she can get payment terms adjusted. Oftentimes, debtors work directly and successfully with creditors to negotiate new payment terms, but for those unable to negotiate feasible terms, Wisconsin has another option. It’s a debt amortization proceeding, commonly referred to as a Chapter 128.

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What to Do When You Have Zombie Debt Pursuing You

What happens to debt that people are unable to pay back? A lot of the time, the banks just have to stamp them as uncollectable and write them off. They just give up trying to get those people to pay up.

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How Debt Settlement Companies Avoid Federal Law

It is not uncommon to see some sort of advertisement for Americans suffering from credit card debt. Debt settlement companies prey on the individuals who they know are being crushed underneath the weight of their credit card debt and offer a program for a small fee. The only problem is that over time millions of dollars have been invested in debt settlement companies for the average American not to receive the help that they need.

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Helpful Tips for Paying Down Your Debt

Are you searching for ways by which you can pay down what you owe and soon liberate yourself from the bondage of debt? Here are several suggestions that you can use to gradually settle and eventually retire your existing credit accounts.

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A Simple and Effective Debt Reduction Plan

Recent economic events have many people asking themselves how to eliminate credit card debt. The best way to get control of consumer financial problems and begin to pay it off is by following a debt reduction plan. There are many approaches to eliminating consumer debt but the quickest and most effective is the snowball method.

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