Debt Consolidation Articles
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Date Submitted: 9th of January 2008 |
| A Debt Checklist is the only sensible way to organize and
control your finances. Most people aren't actually aware quite
how much debt they possess - in fact, a recent survey found that
almost 75% of UK adults were up to £5000 out when asked to
estimate their non-mortgage debt. They weren't much better when
asked to produce a cashflow statement showing how their hard
earned cash was being spent each month! |
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Date Submitted: 20th of March 2006 |
| Whether you simply want to pay off your mortgage or car loan sooner, or you’ve run up a huge pile of credit card debt, starting a debt reduction plan is always a good idea. Follow these five steps to setting up your own debt reduction plan: |
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Date Submitted: 30th of May 2005 |
| A brief list of some of the most common Debt terms. |
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Date Submitted: 10th of March 2005 |
| In this era where we are bombarded daily with commercials on
television, radio, billboards, through email, not to forget the
flyers slipped under the car's wiper blades while shopping at
the mall, it's no surprise that so many of us find ourselves
endlessly in debt to the services and products offered by
others. How can we refuse, when we're baited with the juicy
orange carrot of '0% APR' up to a certain amount or for a
specified time, or 'no money down' and 'easy installments' of
just so much per month? |
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Date Submitted: 25th of January 2005 |
| A Debt Checklist allows you to look at items and areas of your
financial life. You need to examine these to gauge how you
stand. Even if you believe you are in good shape take a close
look at these areas to be sure. |
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