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Stephen Bis is a senior debt analyst with the USCA/Roll Law Firm which specializes primarily in credit card debt settlement.
Every year more and more Americans wake up one day to find that their financial position is becoming impossible to handle. The tell tale sign of a major problem on the horizon is when they open [...]
Last night my wife and I were flipping channels and we came across the show True Life on MTV. The focus of the show was on three young women that were in debt and how they were handling their debt.
1 out of 3.
Of the three young women, only one of them seemed to have [...]
When I graduated from college, I left campus with a diploma and four figures worth of credit card debt. Shortly after graduation, I landed my first job out of school and took it upon myself to add in a car payment for a brand new car. In addition to that, it was only [...]
If you’ve been battling with your debt for some time now and you don’t feel like you are making any progress, you may be tempted to turn towards a credit counselor for assistance. However, before you rush off to meet with the nearest credit counselor, you should take the time to do a little [...]
As I mentioned in my post about a possible site redesign, sometimes I just need a new little project to energize me and get me back into the swing of things. Well, I just finished my first pass at such a project and you can see the results in the top-right corner of the [...]
The latest Carnival of Debt Reduction has been posted over at We’re In Debt and there are some nice articles this week, including my article on reducing your debt by increasing your income.
Here are a few of my favorite articles from the 60th CoDR:
BinaryDollar discusses 3 reasons to pay student loans slowly. This is [...]
When you are trying to eliminate debt from your life, there are two components that have a direct influence on the time it will take to eliminate the debt:
Reduce Monthly Expenses.
One component to eliminating debt is the amount of your overall monthly expenditures. If you can find ways to reduce your monthly expenses, that [...]
Over at YourCreditAdvisor.com, there is a great article on 102 Personal Finance Tips Your Professor Never Taught You. Be sure to give it a good read as there are some outstanding tips, including a few of my favorites:
Spend less than you earn. While it seems so simple, there are many people that do not follow [...]
