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Administrator — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:39:04 +0000

Debt Consolidation & New Year’s Resolutions

Administrator — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 02:48:29 +0000

As the end of the year approaches most people look to the next year hoping to derive a plan to accomplish more than the year prior or at least aspire to. Every year just like clockwork one of the most important things to change or accomplish is getting out of debt. Debt consolidation and New Year’s resolutions almost go hand in hand. CNN, MSNBC and FOX all show reports saying that most resolutions talked about are never followed through on. Instead of pontificating on why things didn’t happen in the past formulating a strategic plan to accomplish the goal of getting out of debt is probably the best way to focus your energy. Although the initial impact of looking at your finances can be overwhelming you need to remember that your debt wasn’t accumulated in a year so paying off all of your debt next year isn’t all that likely. More realistically though choosing a percentage of debt to eliminate is a better over all approach. Use our low debt settlement calculator to determine if you can accomplish your goal to get out of debt or evaluate if using a debt settlement company is a more cost effective option.

Regulators Change Credit Card Rules

Administrator — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 02:36:44 +0000

Today, December 18th 2008, federal regulators announced new policies to protect credit card consumers from fees and ruthless universal default clauses that can cause financial stress for American families. In 2010 consumers will no longer have to face potential interest rate hikes on debts accrued prior to the change in the rules adopted by federal regulators. Many consumers have been financially ruined by increases in minimum payments and interest rates that compound so severely that paying off $25,000 in credit card bills could take 18 years or more. This change is the first major “win” for consumers since the “Credit Crisis” has begun. These new changes will allow a consumer to be allowed up to 21 days to make payments, receive 45 day written notices for changes to a consumers account, complete elimination of “double-cycle” billing and hopefully taking the first step towards eliminating the deceptive offers so commonly received. Enforcement of these changes are scheduled to begin in 2010 until then it appears that some credit card holders might fall prey to some of these unfair rules.

Low Debt Settlement Payment Plans

Administrator — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 02:25:01 +0000

Low Debt Settlement can provide you with some of the lowest possible payment plans on your credit card or other unsecured debts. We will work with you to develop a custom payment plan to eliminate your debts once and for all. Our friendly staff has worked with over 250,000 people to help them better understand their options. Most of our clients didn’t realize exactly how much we knew until they realized how much we cared.

Low Debt Settlement

Administrator — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 02:18:08 +0000

Low Debt settlement is an ethical alternative for consumers faced with debt larger than they can manage on their own. Every year thousands of Americans make the decision to utilize debt settlement services to avoid the need for bankruptcy and costly credit card counseling programs. Low Debt Settlement works directly for you to reduce and eliminate your credit card debt. Unlike debt settlement where consumers have more control over the terms of their repayment, court decisions on bankruptcy cases are unpredictable. The resulting repayment terms can be challenging for someone already struggling from paycheck to paycheck. In fact, “roughly two-thirds of people who file Chapter 13 bankruptcy never make it entirely through their debt repayment plan outlined by the court” and “typically exit the bankruptcy system, never getting their debts discharged.” Call Us Today For More Information On Low Debt Settlement – 1-800-258-4131