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Should I Invest or Pay Off Debt With My Extra Money?

» by Kerri Randall July 1st, 2009 at 10:55 pm » Comments (0)

If you are lucky enough to find yourself with extra money these days, the first question is whether to invest it or pay off your debt. Ultimately, the decision depends on how much extra money you actually have, as well as your current personal situation.
If investing sounds like a good idea, you’ll want to [...]



Should I Get a Student Loan Deferment?

» by Kerri Randall June 29th, 2009 at 11:06 pm » Comments (1)

Sometimes it seems like things would be so much easier if you could just suspend paying for some of your bills for a few months…and without consequences.  Unfortunately, in most cases, you have to be facing some serious financial trouble in order to qualify.  If you are, one of the first payments you might look [...]



What is Good Debt?

» by Kerri Randall June 24th, 2009 at 9:00 am » Comments (0)

Do you have good debt or bad debt?  Yes, there is such a thing as good debt, just like there’s good and bad cholesterol.  And you want to make sure you have the good kind.
Good debt is anything that you’ve invested in that will build value over time.  Do you own a home?  That’s good [...]



I Can’t Pay My Credit Card—What Now?

» by Kerri Randall June 17th, 2009 at 10:52 am » Comments (1)

When funds are low and you need to cut back, you’re forced to take a new look at your priorities.  If you’ve reached the point where you’re truly struggling, you might be unable to pay your credit cards.  So what do you do?
Don’t Stop Making Credit Card Payments
If you simply stop making payments, you’re putting [...]



Are You in the 40% Debt Ratio Division?

» by Ryan June 8th, 2009 at 10:38 pm » Comments (2)

If you have been having problems making your monthly payments recently, you can blame it on the economy or you can take a long, hard look at the way you are managing your personal finances. If it is getting harder to meet your personal financial obligations, you should be looking at how you are spending [...]



Mortgage Loan Modification to Help with Foreclosure

» by Ryan June 6th, 2009 at 6:09 pm » Comments (2)

While millions of people continue to lose their homes, there are resources and strategies available such as a mortgage loan modification, that can help with foreclosure and prevent the worst case scenario. While the outrageous foreclosure statistics do not take into account the number of people who are purposefully losing their homes because they are [...]



How the New Credit Card Laws Will Affect You

» by Kerri Randall May 27th, 2009 at 7:01 am » Comments (0)

On May 22, 2009, a new credit card law was passed.  The proposed goal is to help protect consumers from unfair credit card practices, some of which you may have been a victim of.  However, it appears that even the people who have always paid their bills on time and in full might be hurt [...]



Should You Consider a Home Mortgage Modification?

» by Kerri Randall May 26th, 2009 at 3:20 pm » Comments (0)

If you’re struggling to pay your bills, you’ve probably been looking for ways to minimize your debt.  If the payments on your bills were just a little bit lower, you know you would be better off financially, and with your largest bill being your mortgage, you’re wondering if there’s any way you can reduce your [...]



How I Quickly Got Out of Debt!

» by Ryan May 25th, 2009 at 2:44 pm » Comments (5)

My name is Seth Ferris from Denver, CO, and I want to share a quick story about how I used two free personal debt programs, which allowed me to quickly get out of debt and control my finances. This strategy allowed me to slash my bills and half without paying for professional help and without [...]



How Can I Raise My Credit Score – Step-by-Step Guide

» by Ryan May 4th, 2009 at 8:44 am » Comments (1)

Your credit report is a financial report card. It tells lenders how likely they are to receive payments from you if they were to lend you money. Someone who has no credit history or a poor credit history will have more trouble getting approved for a loan then someone who has an exceptional credit history. [...]



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