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  Category: Articles » Articles by Author » Author: National Association of Responsible Lending and Investment
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1.The Consequences of Credit Card Company Created Bankruptcy
Chances are that back when you first began using credit cards, the credit card companies were never shy about offering you more cards and larger credit lines. They acted this way because they wanted you to live ...
[Added: 24 Jul 2006   Hits: 344   Words: 725]

2.Debt Secrets Credit Counseling Companies Don't Want You To Know
Most people don't know it, but a bad or shady debt reduction company can actually land you in a worse spot financially than you were in the beginning. In fact, in many cases filing bankruptcy is preferable to working with a credit counseling company. ...
[Added: 15 Jul 2006   Hits: 407   Words: 856]

3.Credit Card Payment Strategies: Beat Credit Card Debt Nightmares That Keep People Awake At Night
If you are struggling to afford just the minimum payments on your credit cards, you are not alone. A large percentage of the people you pass on the street each day are suffering under the weight of the exact same stress. They are also concerned about ...
[Added: 07 Jul 2006   Hits: 374   Words: 531]

4.Tax Advice: Middle Class Tax Shelters Everyone Can Use, Many Don't
Many people lose money for years to landlords because they mistakenly believe they cannot afford to buy a home. However, in most cases, these renters are where they are only because they are unaware of all their other options. Most people know that ...
[Added: 01 Jul 2006   Hits: 757   Words: 784]

5.Student Loan Secrets: Improve Your Credit Score and Pay Off Your Student Loans
The single biggest factor that impacts the amount of interest you pay is your credit score. People with credit scores over 750 pay a lot less interest than people with scores of lower than 650. ...
[Added: 21 Jun 2006   Hits: 357   Words: 376]