Save Dough On Superbowl Sunday
July 30, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
Even though we are in the middle of a recession, and many of you are in debt, there is no reason that you cannot throw a really great Super Bowl Party.
How Long Will A Negative Mark Remain On Your Credit Report Part Two
July 16, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Credit
In the first article in this set I spoke about how long different marks stay on your credit score. I mentioned that mistakes will be removed immediately, soft inquiries will have no effect, and hard inquiries can hang around on your credit report for two years. Late payments have the capacity to do way more damage.
Devising A Spending Plan And Curbing Your Spending
June 21, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Finance
Personal debt can be very stressful and has the capacity to become a big problem that needs to be addressed. Logically, the fastest way to get yourself back on track is to stop spending money. First, don’t carry credit cards in your purse, only debit and ATM. Write checks, and pay cash. It can be awfully tempting to spend money that you do not have, but if you don’t have the means to do so, you won’t. If there is a special occasion, like a holiday, vacation, or an anniversary, create a specific fund for it so you don’t spend more money than you intended to on it. Late fees can add up. To avoid this mess, pay credit card bills on time. Don’t make more than one ATM visit a week, and if you can’t pay it in full at the end of the month, don’t run up a bill. Rally up emotional support and put your money where your mouth is (joke intended) by letting your friends know what you are attempting to do.
Reforms Make It Harder To Give Credit Cards To College Students
June 5, 2010 by Jonathan Summers
Filed under Credit
Due to the fresh credit card modifications that are starting up next year, card issuers will have a hard time getting teenagers on college campuses to apply for credit cards without their parents’ knowledge. As students arrive on campus, card issuers will be there to speak to them at many schools.
Ambulance Colections Decision Put Off By County Officials
June 5, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Credit
Commissioners on Monday deferred a decision to hire a collection agency because of delinquent ambulance bills obtained in unincorporated regions of Flagler County. Instead, county staff will do more research and the item will be brought back to commissioners for discussion sometime in July.
How To Become A Sales Pro
June 1, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Business
In distinguishing people who are most successful at persuading, convincing or selling others on their ideas, products or services, I’ve found 10 characteristics that appear to be usual among them. Read through this list and see how many apply to you now. If you don’t find these characteristics in your current bag of traits, consider adopting them in order to hear “yes” more often in your life.
How To Snowball Your Debt
June 1, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Finance
Three steps to freedom form debt:
Wiki Statute Of Limitations
June 1, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Business
Statute of Limitations on Debt Collection is the amount of time that lenders have to collect their debts by suing you in court and by other legal methods. Once the statute of limitations period is over, the lenders cannot sue you in court. However, the debt that you owe STILL REMAINS. Do not think that once the statute of limitations period is over, your debt will disappear. It will not! Lenders can collect their debts owed via other legal methods like a debt collection company.
Are You Being Haunted By Zombie Debt?
June 1, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Business
Just like the phoenix that rises from the ashes, so does so-called zombie debt. A consumer may think it’s dead, but it keeps coming back to haunt them.
What To Do When A Collector Calls
April 15, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Business
If you owe money to a creditor, debt collection companies are able to report your debt to credit bureaus, initiate law suits against you, and should be taken very seriously. The best way to protect yourself and your finances is to take a methodical approach. First, know why you are being contacted. Know what the debt is from and exactly how much it costs.