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Stay Away From Bankruptcy
January 11, 2007
by Martin Rogers
Bankruptcy, in legal terms, means that a person or organization is unable to pay creditors.

Debt Repair Scam Companies
January 10, 2007
by Debbie White
Sometimes people receive calls by telemarketers who offer a fast, cheap and reliable solution to the debt problems people have.

Credit Discrimination Laws
January 04, 2007
by Martin Rogers
Creditors have the right to ask for this information but not to use it against people to deny them credits. None of this information should be a reason to refuse credit or loans.

Sketching Your Payment Plan
December 19, 2006
by Debbie White
To sketch an optimal Payment Plan that will get you out of debt, you will need to follow the next steps one by one and review each topic thoroughly.

How To Source For A Good Loan Deal?
December 18, 2006
by Francis Mwendo
Sourcing a good loan deal is not a matter of chance. It is a well thought of and researched decision.

Law and Consumer Report Agencies
December 12, 2006
by Martin Rogers
Due to the legal inspection of your credit rating by many companies, it is advised you maintain a good rating.

Upkeeping The Credit Report
December 06, 2006
by James Banks
People need to learn how to take care of the Credit Report in order to keep it as clean as possible.

Why It Has Become So Essential To Know Your Credit Score?
December 05, 2006
by Francis Mwendo
You may not realize the importance of having a good credit history in the early years but be sure it will become extremely valuable at a later date.

Bankruptcy Not As a Debt Solution
November 30, 2006
by Martin Rogers
When people are flooded with debts, and they see no way out of their situation, they start thinking bankruptcy could be the only possible solution towards a debt free life.

Handling Credit Rating
November 23, 2006
by Martin Rogers
Only when you agree to restart paying off the debt with a new contract and repayment plan, the creditor could agree to change the status of one of your accounts.

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