Posts Tagged People
President Obama Signs Major Credit Card Reform Bill
It can be difficult to think of an issue that touches more people, or can get a rise out of more people, than credit card fine print, fees, and staggering interest rate hikes. The President signs legislation to put an end to all that. May 22, 2009. (Public Domain)
Neighbors In Need
The WSBT Radio Group, WSBT-TV, and The South Bend Tribune have joined The Food Bank of Northern Indiana and Southwest Gleaners to help our Neighbors in Need. For the first time, our community is seeing a new face in need the face of our neighbors. People like you suddenly need help paying bills and feeding their families. For more information visit www.wsbtradio.com
What will happen to the people who thought they were wealthy, because they had access to credit/debt?
Posted by admin in Credit Cards on December 19th, 2009
As the limits of our Credit Expansion Economy were reached - how will those who thought themselves to be wealthy (because of ever greater levels of debt access) be able to deal with the poverty-reality of their private economies?
This goes beyound private ideal ‘private debt/credit,’ but to the global credit economy itself.
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Credit card debt consolidation companies, Anyone know of a good one?
Posted by admin in Credit Cards on November 14th, 2009
I’ve become over whelmed with my credit card debt and I’m getting those phone calls because I’m missing payments and such. Anyway I’m looking for a credit card debt consolidation company that doesn’t ***** people over, anyone know of any from experience or just know a good one?
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How do credit card debt councilors work with credit card issuers?
Posted by admin in Credit Cards on November 6th, 2009
I’ve seen on t.v. how credit card debt councilors work with banks when people owe a lot of money on their credit cards. They say they can not only reduce the amount owed but also get your monthly payments down to where they are manageable. How do they do this, are there any consequences such as a reduction of credit score, and is it effective (do they really do this or is it a scam)? Also, how much do they charge? Thanks.
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