Don't Refinance Your Home to Pay Off Credit Card Debt - There's a Better Way (Benton Evening News)
Again, all Federal Laws are in your favor. If you say an account is not yours and the creditor does not have written proof that the account belongs to you, they must remove the account from your credit file and cease all collection activity. If they don't have written proof that the account is yours, there are two ways to get the item removed
Don't Refinance Your Home to Pay Off Credit Card Debt - There's a Better Way (Benton Evening News)
(ARA) - Ever received one of those offers in the mail that seems like the solution to all your problems? It may have said, "Your home is an untapped resource. Refinance your loan with us and you'll get quick cash to buy a car, fund college or pay off your credit card debt."
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Managing Your Credit Card Debts (Richfield Reaper)
(ARA) - Credit cards are not always a bad thing, if you are smart with how you use them. They enable us to buy items immediately, eliminate having to carry cash, and record and track purchases. Disadvantages include interest, fees, and increased impulse buying.
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Bad Credit and Home Refinance (Benton Evening News)
(ARA) - Mortgage rates are at historic lows, and it seems like everyone's jumping on the refinance bandwagon these days. But is it really a good idea for people with bad credit?
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Credit cards can be a tempting trap for college students (Austin American-Statesman)
Issuers are keen for extravagant spenders, parents' bailouts. They remember their first love, their first car and — if financial institutions have it right — their first credit card.
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Step-by-step guide to better credit (Orange County Register)
"We'll have to run your credit report." If those words spook you more than any horror movie, your credit is probably a little scary. Maybe it's downright horrifying.
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Ask the Biz Brain (The Star-Ledger)
Please explain the different types of credit cards: gold, platinum, etc. Is it the credit line? I need to switch from my platinum card to another credit card because of an announced rate hike. Should I stick with platinum? I only have the platinum card because of the low rate it offered at the time.
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Market swings have ripple effect (The State)
If you’re wondering how all the recent market swings affect your credit cards, your mortgage and your CDs, here’s a guide: • CDs: If you planned to put any money in CDs, do it now. Many banks’ rates have dropped recently and could edge even lower depending on market forces, said economist LeRoy Brooks of John Carroll University. But laddering your CDs — or buying CDs with different maturity ...
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Love and Credit Don't Mix (The Motley Fool via Yahoo! News)
There's no arguing that, financially, twosomes have a leg up on their single competition. Couples get price breaks on insurance premiums, save money by splitting the cable and electric bills, and have built-in justification for buying the family-sized bag of Doritos. Scoring the best interest rates on big loans (to buy homes and cars) is more of a snap, too, since dynamic duos have two credit ...
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What's going on? (Denver Post)
U.S. stock and bond markets calmed down last week after a tightening in credit markets sent stock prices on a wild ride. The Denver Post brought together a panel of market experts to help make sense of the volatility.
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Mortgage `tap' has been shut off (The Charlotte Observer)
The rules of getting a mortgage have changed -- while you were on vacation. At the beginning of summer, you could have a marginal credit score, no proof of income and no down payment, and still get financing for a home. But that was then. Now the kids are heading back to school and lenders are running scared, worried about all the easy credit they granted over the past few years. With many ...
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Don't Refinance Your Home to Pay Off Credit Card Debt - There's a Better Way (Benton Evening News)
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