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  Debt Consolidation or Bankruptcy: Which is the Right Choice; When?

  If your back is pressed against the wall due to overwhelming debt, you may find yourself wondering if you should pursue debt consolidation or bankruptcy to bring some ...

  On February 28, 2018 / By Dvorah Rut
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  A Debt Consolidation Loan: Is it good for you?

  A debt consolidation loan can provide you with much-needed relief from the stress of overwhelming debt. If you go online, you will find tons of debt consolidation loan ...

  On November 22, 2017 / By Dvorah Rut
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  Bad Credit and Can’t Get a Loan?

  If you have bad credit or no credit history, it may seem that every door is closing in your face. You may be tempted to turn to payday ...

  On August 3, 2017 / By Dvorah Rut
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  5 Strategies for Dealing with Medical Debt

  While Congress debates a new health care bill, millions of Americans struggle to pay their medical bills. Insured or not, the rising costs of medical care and out-of-pocket ...

  On May 11, 2017 / By Dvorah Rut
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  5 Easy Ways to Kick Your Student Loan Debt out the Door

  Millennials are finding that their student loan debt is hurting their credit scores Many college graduates have settled into good jobs, and after a few years are anxious ...

  On August 10, 2016 / By Dvorah Rut
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  10 Simple Steps to Acquire Financial Freedom from Canadian Guru Gail Vaz-Oxlade

    A 10-step plan to achieving financial freedom Gail Vaz-Oxlade is well known among Canadians as a straight-talking, no-frills financial advisor. She is a best-selling author of numerous ...

  On July 29, 2016 / By Dvorah Rut
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  How to minimize your college debt

  Without a doubt, college is expensive. No matter how creative and compromising you may be when selecting institutions, you are most likely going to need to borrow some ...

  On January 7, 2015 / By Joseph
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  Do Wall Street Bailouts Justify An Strategic Individual Bankruptcy?

  One of the more acute & hilarious coinages in Coupland’s groundbreaking 1991 novel, “Generation X,” was 20-somethings’ “divorce assumption,” a form of Safety Net-ism where 20-somethings believed that ...

  On August 15, 2012 / By Jessica
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  Top 10 Personal Loan Scams

  Applying for a personal loan during hard economic times opens the door to potential scams. The majority of lenders  and banks are trustworthy and would never act in an unprofessional manner. ...

  On March 16, 2012 / By Jessica
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  Best Way To Get Rich? First Step is to Get Out Of Debt

  While making over $100,000 per year, Lynette Khalfani-Cox acquired at least that much in debt, a crushing amount. This amount of debt made Lynette’s net worth – ZERO. ...

  On December 19, 2011 / By Thomas