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Archive for November, 2008

Dealing with Collection Agencies

Dealing with collection agencies is never a fun task, but it is unfortunately a necessary one, especially if you have made a mistake and have made a late payment or ignored payments. Collection agencies are hired hawks that will swoop down on unsuspecting individuals who have failed to make a payment on a loan [...]

Who Can Be A Good Co-Applicant / Guarantor?

This is an interesting question that each applicant for a loan must ask his or herself in order to get the best rate and terms. It is important to ask the loan company the requirements that they have first before you ask someone to be your co-applicant/guarantor. For instance, there may be income requirements [...]

The 7th step to repair bad credit (don’t do it again)

The title of this article may seem simple, read stupid. However, it is easier to say it than doing it. A year after you put everything in place, you will have access to more and more credit cards and line of credit offers. You will start receiving instant [...]

Credit Around The Blogosphere

Every Saturday, The Credit Toolbox does a review of good read around the blogosphere. Here’s what caught my attention this week:
Five cent nickel advises on the order of payments to a reader, in paying off fixed versus variable interest rate debt

Jim at blueprint for financial prosperity gives us the basics of dave ramsey’s debt [...]

How to Avoid Personification

For some individuals, there is nothing more important to them then making sure that their family and their self is safe and prepared for anything. However, even these individuals may find themselves caught off guard from people who are trying to personify them. When someone personifies you it can leave a mark on your [...]

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