Debt is such a huge problem in America. We’re up to our eyeballs in debt of all types: mortgage loans, credit cards, student loans, automobile loans. You name it – we’ve got it. The average size mortgage in the U.S....
Read moreUsing proper credit and debt management strategies is essential to getting back on financial track, post holidays. Here's what to do and how to do it .... a. Establish a Strict Debt Payoff Plan You don't want the debt you...
Read moreIf one of your personal or financial goals is to get out of debt this year – or at least eliminate your debt as soon as possible – now is a great time to get started. Becoming debt-free takes work....
Read moreOne of my newsletter subscribers had a question about how to best dispute a medical debt. She found out that a collection account for $1,879 appears on her Equifax credit report, based on a $2,000 surgery she had back in...
Read moreA Facebook fan who has a medical bill that got overlooked after she lost her job was contacted by a debt collection agency who said they have added $150 to the bill as processing fee. She wanted to know if...
Read moreIf you can't pay a debt, creditors are willing to settle out of court with you for a lump sum payment of less than the amount you owe, or a monthly payment plan, but they also will not hesitate to...
Read moreConsumers often pay off debt for which creditors can no longer seek legal action because the Statute of Limitations has already expired for the account. Consumers pay off these accounts perhaps because the accounts still appear on their credit reports,...
Read moreBeware of calls from "zombie" debt collectors. These are bill collectors that try to get people to pay money on debts that were allegedly incurred 10, 15 or even 20 years ago. I received such a call today from a...
Read moreIt's not unusual to make the occasional late payment on a bill, or treat yourself to a frivolous purchase every now and then — We all have done it at some point in our lifetime, and perhaps even a few...
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