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How To Become More Frugal Quickly

Written by admin on Thursday, December 8th, 2011 in Credit Card Debt.

How To Become A Frugal Family Fast!

Today, it is not shameful to be more frugal. In fact, with all of the past economic troubles, being more frugal has become a fad. We all hope it will not just be a more passing fad. Some families are pursing extreme frugality, while others are taking smaller steps. You need to do what you are comfortable with.

Here are some obvious signs that you need to be more frugal.

  • Do you find yourself waiting by the mailbox on payday because you still have last pay period’s bills to pay?

How to How to Understand Credit Card Account Terms

Written by Gina on Monday, April 5th, 2010 in Credit Card Debt, Finance.

Credit Card Cash Advance Rates

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New law passed in May 2009 which went into effect in the beginning of this year will require credit card companies to make bills easier to understand.

For instance, they will need to provide a table showing how much interest charges will cost if only minimum payments are made. Cardholders will also be shown how much they need to pay each month to erase a balance within three years.

Available credit – Credit card companies don’t have to stop you from exceeding your credit limit. But they will charge you a fee for doing so – about $29.00 on average.

How To Fix My Credit Score

Written by Gina on Friday, March 19th, 2010 in Credit Card Debt, Finance.

Self Help Credit Repair

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You see so many advertisements on raising your credit card score but you really don’t know if these people are telling the truth. There are some things you can do on your own to raise your credit score. So here is your self help credit repair guide.

Bill Hardekopf author of the Credit Card Guidebook and chief executive of LowCards.com offers these tips on raising your credit score. Your credit score is what lenders use to decide if they should give you credit and at what interest rate you will be charged for your credit.

How To Stand Up To Debt Collectors

Written by admin on Friday, October 17th, 2008 in Credit Card Debt, Finance.

How To Negotiate With Debt Collectors

Found a really good article in Parade Magazine on how to stand up to debt collectors. Here is the essence of the advice:

Don’t reveal personal information – Debt collectors don’t care anything about you and you are not obliged to tell them your place of employment, the name of your bank, or your checking-account number. Stay calm and focused when you speak to them. Ask for details of the debt and written proof of the collector’s claim. Remember you are not talking directly to the company with whom you ran up the debt but rather to a debt collector trying to earn pennies on the dollar.

How To Pay Off Credit Card Debt

Written by admin on Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 in Credit Card Debt, Finance.

Paying off Credit Card Debt Takes a Plan and Some Discipline!

Lots of Americans get into credit card debt, and it takes a plan to get out of that debt. Just like debt can creep up slowly, we probably cannot devise a quick and easy fix. We know that unsecured debt, like credit card balances, carry high interest rates, and can be really tough to pay off! However, if we can manage our debt, we know we can remove a lot of stress from our lives.



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