April 1st, 2008
If you have delinquent financial obligations then you may be getting phone calls and dunning letters from your creditors, bill collectors, debt collection companies, and even lawyers demanding payment. Some of these collection techniques can place a great deal of pressure on a consumer and his family. Most consumers are aware that they have some type of protection against harassment but do not fully understand their rights. Even if consumers are aware of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (the consumer debt collection laws), they do not always know which parties are subject to those laws.
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Consumer Debt Collection Laws Apply To Law Firms And Attorneys
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March 23rd, 2008
If you have been shopping for a loan to consolidate your credit cards, student loan, or other debts, you may want to consider an unsecured debt consolidation loan. The major difference between a secured and unsecured debt consolidation loan, is that the unsecured loan will not tie up any of your assets. You will be able to consolidate all of your debt into one monthly payment without the risk of loosing any of your current assets.
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March 11th, 2008
What’s your worst nightmare as a creditor? How about getting a legal notice out of the blue, announcing the bankruptcy of your biggest customer and debtor? Or getting a written demand for the return of a “preferential payment” that you had received from your now-bankrupt customer.
You are unlikely to be aware of an impending bankruptcy, or be given the courtesy ahead of time to speak with the debtor firm, which received your precious goods or services on credit. As a result, you are unable to suggest alternative approaches to help and to minimize the damage to your own business. An insolvent company can stay under your radar while still ordering supplies, before all hell breaks loose and it finally disappears from view, taking your firm’s capital with it.
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The Debt Workout - How To Avoid Bankruptcy And Stay In Business
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February 6th, 2008
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), and the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) amendment to the FCRA of 2003, is the federal legislation that governs the credit reporting industry. Statutes of limitation for reporting time limits are provided by this legislation. Knowing how these time limits work is essential to any effective credit repair effort.
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Credit Repair - Statute Of Limitation Tips
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January 5th, 2008
Credit report dispute a personal experience. My name is Justin and I had to dispute my Credit report, let me give you some free tips and advice.
I found errors and outdated information on my credit report, If I did not fix this fast it could have severely damaged my credit score. If you are in the same position, don’t delay as you could hit with permanent credit score damage. Did you know that 79% of all credit reports contain errors! Yes, your not alone. A whopping 79% of all credit reports contain some type of report error. Did yo also know that up to 25% contain errors, this will most likely result in credit denials. Also, it could mean hiked interest rates and a direct loss employment opportunities!
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Credit Report Dispute - Tips, Secrets And Faqs
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December 24th, 2007
Ever gotten that gut wrenching fear in the pit of your belly or that feeling of anger and despair when you thought of making a budget? Then chances are you’ve never looked up the word in a good dictionary and learned all about what this word means, and how you can use that to your financial advantage.
Here’s the good news: living on a budget does not mean you have to cut back on the quality of the things you buy or deny yourself anything fun. What it does mean, is that you have to figure out how to make enough money to afford the things you want and to keep your spending within the limits of your income.
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