Emergency Debt Relief
It isn t hard to get into debt way beyond your means to repay that debt. The credit card companies have been engaging in handing out credit cards with high limits to people who don t have and will likely never have the means to pay those credit cards off. Unexpected financial reversals can also be responsible for people getting too far into debt. An unplanned pregnancy, a job loss, an accident, or an illness can all force people too far into debt. For whatever reason, when a person is too deep
GE’s Credit Card Business Seems Unattractive to Potential Buyers
In an article titled “Nobody’s Snapping Up GE’s Plastic”, Robin Sidel writes for the Wall St. Journal about GE’s efforts to sell its $30 billion credit card business because of potential buyer concerns about consumers’ ability to repay their credit card debts. In particular, there’s concern that GE’s private label portfolio could rank lower in consumers’ payment hierarchy when times are tough.
Debt Settlement Impacts Credit Card Holders
The following article is a guest post by Tisha Kulak who writes for Creditorweb.com It is often thought that bankruptcy is the best alternative to rid yourself of debt when you just can not seem to make your financial ends meet. However, new legislation in regards to bankruptcy has made it more difficult for consumers to file bankruptcy to find freedom from their debt. As an alternative to the tougher laws regarding bankruptcy, many consumers are turning to a service called debt settlement in
Midyear is a good time to check finances (The Arizona Republic)
Eight areas a thorough midyear review should cover, especially amid a touch economic climate