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Managing Your Student Loans According to a March 2012 study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the average outstanding student loan balance per borrower is $23,300; a quarter…
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Managing Money Through Debt Negotiation One of the best financial skills a person can possess is strong negotiation skills. Whether you are going to the used car lot, or talking…
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Does Divorce Cause Foreclosure or Foreclosure Cause Divorce? Without a doubt, financial issues are often the biggest strain on a marriage, and they are doubly so after the split. The…
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IVAs Are Not Too Good To Be True Are individual voluntary arrangements overrated? This is a question that may have been bothering you as you try to sort out ways…
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Top 25 Debt Collection Violations The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) has been around for almost 35 years. The FDCPA is a federal law that applies to every state….
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How to Save for Your Children’s College Education While You’re Still Paying for Yours One of the biggest fears of our clients with children is that they will still be…
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Why Debt Collection Calls Top the List of Consumer Complaints The bad players in the debt collection industry routinely cross the line into illegal and unethical behavior, violating the Fair…
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Making Those Minimum Payments – Into Your Golden Years Credit card companies don’t really want you to pay more than the minimums on your credit cards. That’s how they make…