Written by admin on August 30, 2010 .
What is Debt Elimination ?. The objective with debt eliminations is to get rid of costly interest by paying of your debt as quick as possible Occasionally debt elimination refers to do-it-yourself techniques such as living frugally, making a budget, or using the debt snowball method. Other times it refers to working with a debt elimination company also known as a debt relief company. If you have hefty amount of credit card debt and battling to pay it, it is sensible to research the possible debt elimination techniques that will permit you to become debt free. Full Article
Written by Joshua Bailey on August 29, 2010 .
According to the Fair Trade Commission, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act lists what rights consumers have when dealing with debt collectors, including:
* A debt collector can’t contact you at unreasonable hours, defined by the act as between 9 p.m. to 8 a.m., unless you give permission.
* You can tell a collector — by a letter or by voice — not to call you at work; the collector must abide.
* A collector can call your family and friends, but only to find out your contact information. They are not allowed to discuss the debt with anyone but you unless you have an attorney. * A collector has to provide written information on the debt within five days of contacting you. The l
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Written by admin on August 26, 2010 .
It’s been a year since the Cash for Clunkers program where people received incentives to trade in gas guzzlers for new vehicles. According to the Orange County Register, the Inspector General of the US Department of Transportation recently discovered that many vehicles were not destroyed as required by the program. Officials visited 22 disposal facilities and found that seven of them did not report the final destruction of the clunkers. “For example, one facility, which received 357 CARS vehicles at the time of our audit, was not aware of (the reporting system) and therefore, had not reported any information on the status of those vehicles,” the report says, according to the OC Register. “The other facilities did not report … either at the time of receipt or after the vehicles had been crushed or shredded. In additi
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Written by Joshua Bailey on August 26, 2010 .
Debt settlement is like any type of debt management, there are pros and cons. A lot of consumers find that the pros far outweigh the cons and proceed with debt settlement. While debt settlement is not for everyone, it does work quite well for those that proceed. Despite its many successes, you should be aware of the pros and the cons before you decide that debt settlement is the right option for you.
The Pros of Debt Settlement
1. Debt settlement often allows for debt to be repaid within three years. 2. You’ll be able to build your credit back up in less time than you might have thought. 3. Your accounts may be brought to current status to instantly raise your credit score. 4. You can include most unsecured debts in your debt settlement. 5. S
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