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- Credit card regulation only partially effective thanks to loopholes and lag time by Ask Jack About Debt Management on Nov 25, 2009
Congress recently passed what one expert called a “Set of discrete new laws” to regulate the credit card industry (see our blog entry on Credit Card Rates Going Up for details, but as the expert said “….the industry instantly...
- Best Credit Card Deals for People with Bad Credit by BudgetPulse on Nov 23, 2009
Source: Flickr By Mala It is a difficult time when you find yourself below the red line when it comes to your credit score. And if you find your credit score below 650, it will be difficult to climb the credit ladder. However, Fthere are ways t...
- How Generations X And Y Are Coping With The Crisis by Boom2Bust.com on Nov 23, 2009
While I’ve talked about how “The Great Recession” has affected groups such as the Baby Boomers and college seniors, I haven’t really looked at Generations X (born roughly 1965-76) or Y (born roughly 1977-1998). Martha Irvine of the Associated...
- Citibank Hiked My Credit Card Interest Rate by Williamsport Web Developer Weblog on Nov 21, 2009
I am on the warpath now! I’ve been reading about how the banksters are raising the interest rates on everyone’s credit cards before the new law intended to curb such action goes into effect. You can read about how some corrupt GOP senators are tr...
- What bills do you pay when there is not enough to go around. by Lets-talk-business on Nov 15, 2009
It is a very common question and more often than not answered incorrectly. First there must be some context to set the stage for the strategy. The rule is pay what is required to survive another day, to fight another battle. The landlord? No, definit...
- Yes, you must be in default to enter into a workout negotiation, universal default! by Second Wind Consultants on Nov 15, 2009
One of the more ridiculous practices, but it is very true, you must be in default to engage in a workout negotiation. The banks logic being why negotiate a reduction if the borrower is current, obviously they can pay, they surmise. Unfortunately any...
- Yes you must be in default to enter into a workout…universal default! by Lets-talk-business on Nov 14, 2009
One of the more ridiculous practices, but it is very true, you must be in default to engage in a workout negotiation. The banks logic being why negotiate a reduction if the borrower is current, obviously they can pay, they surmise. Unfortunately any...
