Archive for June, 2011
June 29th, 2011 | 
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Oklahoma bankruptcy lawyer, Eric Brown, discusses discharging your personal and business debts.
Kayleigh Lane
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People are more likely to enter bankruptcy by 2015 as personal debt is poised to soar
Marin Safar
businesscoachireland.com Derek O Dwyer, ActionCOACH, and Kevin Barry, Business Survival Services talk about debt and how to get out of it. To see more visit businesscoachireland.com
Trent Cartier
I need about $15,000 to pay off past debt and i cant find anyone to give me a personal loan because i have POOR credit. i make good money i just got behind on everything when my wife lost her job and i was paying both our bills untill some could not get paid at all, i am soooo lost any ideas???
I dont own a home, and this is not makeing more debt, if i have everything as one payment it would be a lot chaeper
Raphael Ostler
I’ve heard yes and no from people in the mortgage industry. I am looking to buy rental properties and would like to keep them off personal credit if at all possible just so I do not have huge installment debts listed under my credit history the further along I get into the business.
Shiela Abston
I need a loan of about $1500 because my account has been frozen until I am able to pay off my debt. Does anyone know any legitimate loans I can get? I also have a joint account with my sister because she was underage when she first signed up for it, and now her account is frozen as well, so I need to come up with the money asap!!!
Sherril Pellegren
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Alexa Womeldorff
A report highlighting the struggle of rural Australians with personal debt.
Tony Bodziony
The $10,000 debt is on one credit card (unsecured). I live in Michigan where garnishment of wages is legal. If I quit my self-employed job and get a “normal” job, will the creditors likely find out, get a judgement against me, and start to garnish my wages?
Anyone with legal training or personal experience with a similar situation? Thanks for any advice.
Evie Wincapaw
When calculating an interest-only mortgage, figure out the loan amount, the interest rate and the term on the loan. Do simple calculations to figure out an interest-only mortgage withtips from a financial consultant in this free video on personal finance and loans. Expert: Carrie Kukuda Contact: www.wearehdtv.com Bio: Carrie Kukuda has a business administration degree, and was branch manager of a community bank. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Guillermo Flummer