Archive for October, 2011
www.mint.com | The allure of readily available credit is hard to resist for many as they set off on their financial path. Join our hapless hero, in this all too familiar but somehow forgotten tale of temptation, responsibility, and reward. Like his father before him, he must ascend credit mountain in order to achieve his destiny. Credit gives you the power to make purchases, purchases that will build a credit history and will allow you to make future purchases. But remember, with great spending power comes great fiscal responsibility.
Beverly Chiang
Overburdened with bills? Facing foreclosure? Stay in your home and settle your debts with the help of bankruptcy attorney Peter G. Macaluso in Sacramento. Specializing in Chapter 13 bankruptcies, Macaluso and his staff stop repossessions and foreclosures with experienced, aggressive legal representation. A proud member of the community, he works to keep people in their homes and neighborhoods intact. Visit us www.yellowpages.com
Lavonne Locket
Finding out the true worth of a house is important for analyzing all assets, and a real estate agent can help organize a formal appraisal of a home. Get the true value of a house withinformation from a registered financial consultant in this free video on personal finance. Expert: Patrick Munro Contact: www.northstarnavigator.com Bio: Patrick Munro is a registered financial consultant (RFC) with outstanding sales volume of progressive financial products and solutions to the senior and boomer marketplace. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Moises Share
Lorenzo Fenix Presents: An in-depth account of the ins and out of the credit card business in America. In Debt We Trust was written, Produced and Directed by Dannny Schechter. Once you watch this movie, you’ll gain valuable insight into the credit card game.
Hertha Barbee
Yes, you read correctly. This is Billion with a capital “B”. In fact, this is around $9000 for every man, woman and child. Are you adding to this big figure or taking away from it? Click here to comment
Cristobal Ekstrum
Mount Royal University Continuing Education instructor Robert McCullagh providing tips on how to pay off personal debt.
Crista Gillespi
Is the UK debt situation under control? or does the UK still have a major issue with National and Personal Debt
Mohamed Beiler
www.bills.com Is refinancing your mortgage the best way to pay off your credit card debt? This mortgage refinance video from Bills.com reviews the pros and cons of this option. Visit Bills.com for more personal finance advice and information. Your home is the largest asset most people will ever own. As the value of your home increases, it’s tempting to tap that equity to pay off credit card debt. This can be a good idea, but it can also be dangerous to your financial future if you’re not careful. Andrew Housser, co-founder and CEO of Bills.com, reviews the four primary considerations before applying for a mortgage refinance loan to consolidate debt.
Samual Roskos
Max Igan – American Voice Radio – 01/14/11 thecrowhouse.com
Ann
Kingston Debts Solutions provide a different alternative to the current clutch of Debt Management Companies offering debt advice. Having had the misfortune of having to deal with these companies themselves through their Financial Services careers, owners Mark & Leo decided to create Kingston Debt Solutions to ensure there was a better alternative. They wanted to provide a service for people who had found themselves at the wrong end of a collection letter, or had received a threatening telephone call, or were even afraid to answer the door for fear of who might be there. ——————————————————————————– Kingston Debt Solutions set itself apart from other debt advisory or debt management companies by removing the the negative aspects of those companies: No call centres.—– We do not operate a call centre, and instead operate with a team of dedicated Personal Debt Advisors. These Personal Debt Advisors are assigned to each person upon their first contact with Kingston Debt Solutions — they are not passed on to a colleague, and your situation does not need to be explained over and over again. Maintain our promises. —– We know how frustrating it is to hear how something is going to be said or done for you, to find out, long after you agreed it, that it was never done. If we say we are going to do something, you can be confident that we will do it. We also won’t tell you we will do something if we can’t, or that something …
Jamar Egvirre