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		<title>7 Steps To Eliminate Credit Card Debt</title>
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Here are 7 common sense guidelines to eliminate credit card debt:
1) DO make a budget listing all your fixed expenses. Rent or mortgage, car insurance, car payments, cell phones, utilities, day care, fixed loans, etc. Then try to estimate a reasonable budget for discretionary items like food, drinks, dry cleaning, etc.
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<p>Here are 7 common sense guidelines to eliminate credit card debt:</p>
<p>1) DO make a budget listing all your fixed expenses. Rent or mortgage, car insurance, car payments, cell phones, utilities, day care, fixed loans, etc. Then try to estimate a reasonable budget for discretionary items like food, drinks, dry cleaning, etc.</p>
<p>2) DO make a second list of all your outstanding balances and sort by balance, minimum payment, and interest charges if you have multiple credit card debts.</p>
<p>You may think the wisest thing to do is paying off the credit card with the highest interest rate. However, there are 2 preferred methods to follow.</p>
<p>First, you should first reduce the number of credit cards. Pay off the smallest balance first with larger payments until the number of credit cards you have in debt is down to one. Your ultimate goal is zero, or when you can pay your monthly balance in full every month.</p>
<p>The other strategy is to pay the balance on any card exceeding 50 percent of your credit limit because balances above this level may cause your credit score to diminish.</p>
<p>3) DO use cash or a debit card from your checking account. You can&#8217;t spend what you don&#8217;t have.</p>
<p>4) DO look for extra income. Most likely your rent or mortgage is your biggest expense, so consider a roommate. If you like your occasional privacy, consider an International student for shorter periods of time.</p>
<p>Consider starting a Blog. Blogger and Wordpress blog platforms are free. If it becomes popular, slap on some Ads with Google Adsense. Your first payout will be issued when you reach $100.</p>
<p>5) DO look for the little things that add up in your expenses. Maybe change your cell phone plan if you are constantly going over the monthly minutes? How about that $2.75 Starbucks latte or cappuccino every work day? That&#8217;s almost $7,000 a year!</p>
<p>6) DONT sign up with a new credit card with a 0% APR for the first 6 months.</p>
<p>You probably receive a lot of junk mail enticing you to sign up with a new credit card with a 0% APR for the first 6 months before it jumps to 24% or even higher. Then 6 months later you would transfer your huge balance to another piece of plastic. Unfortunately, the biggest risk is they are simply giving you more credit to spend, and the number of cards and liability increases.</p>
<p>Unless you are extremely disciplined, this doesn&#8217;t really work as you end up bigger and deeper in the hole! Reducing the number of credit cards is the goal.</p>
<p>7) DONT get a consolidated bank loan to pay off all your debt.</p>
<p>Logically, a 12% bank loan APR is less than 24% APR on a credit card. It sounds like good advice, because you cant spend what you dont have. You will be asked to have all your cards cut up (except maybe one with a small credit limit) and you have reduced the number of credit cards.</p>
<p>However, your bank may not accept your loan application if they have no collateral, or if your Debt to Service ratio is too high. Often, a co-signer is often required. These types of loans are not like regular loans for a car or house where they can repossess it should you default on your payments.</p>
<p>But if you do choose this method and default on this loan, either your co-signer will end up footing the bill (and really getting them angry!) or losing your assets assuming you own one. The ultimate downfall is you might end up in bankruptcy. It&#8217;s better to upset one creditor than to lose your entire home.</p>
<p>Research, educate, get creative, and get out of credit card debt now!</p>
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		<title>What is Debt Management</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 20 Feb 2010 10:33:53 +0000</pubDate>
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Debt Management is a very simple financial concept hire a qualified Debt Counselor or certified Debt Management Company to pay your unsecured debt.
The Debt Management Company you hire will relieve and eventually reduce your debt by managing your assets effectively and negotiating with your creditor regarding interest rates and monthly payments. This is not a [...]]]></description>
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<p><b>Debt Management</b> is a very simple financial concept hire a qualified Debt Counselor or certified Debt Management Company to pay your unsecured debt.</p>
<p><b>The Debt Management Company</b> you hire will relieve and eventually reduce your debt by managing your assets effectively and negotiating with your creditor regarding interest rates and monthly payments. This is not a loan so you are no obligated by any contract or other binding paperwork associated with a Debt Management Plan.</p>
<p>When choosing a Debt Management Company you want to make sure and beware of several things. <i>First</i>, make sure the company registered with the <b>Better Business Bureau (BBB)</b> and has been rewarded the &#8220;Reliability Program Online Seal.&#8221; <i>Second</i>, beware of any companies who want to charge more than $50.00 a month to open your account and work with your creditors. <i>Third</i>, make sure the company is able and willing to answer all your questions, if you feel that the company is &#8220;beating around the bush&#8221; don&#8217;t waste your time; find another company. <i>Last</i>, if you feel pressured by the Debt Management Company, run, more than like that feeling will not go away.</p>
<p>Once you choose a company and feel comfortable working with them. They will get you started on your way to a debt free future. There are several steps that are generally followed by Debt Management Companies. The first step is listing all your creditors and the amounts owed for each. Remember, not all creditors are eligible to be included in a Debt Management Plan. The second step is listing all incomes and expense i.e. mortgage, car payments and cost of living payments. The third step is deciding how much of your income is available to contribute to your Debt Management Plan. Your Debt Counselor will try their best to settle any debt and eliminate interest rates. The fourth step is reviewing and approving your Debt Management Plan. Make sure you understand everything and read the fine print. This last step is crucial; it ensures that you&#8217;re not in the dark regarding the amount of money being paid out.</p>
<p>As with any financial product there are advantages and disadvantages working with a Debt Management Company. One advantage is the company can lower or eliminate the high interest rates and fees associated with credit card debt. The company can also settle your debts for nearly half of the balance. You only have to make one monthly payment instead of five or ten. The biggest advantage is you will no longer have to communicate with creditors via mail, phone or Internet.</p>
<p>One disadvantage is that creditors to not have to agree to participate in your Debt Management Plan or lower your interest rates. This would still allow some of your creditors to communicate with you and take legal actions against you and still charge you interest and other fees regardless of payment efforts. Also, any settlement agreed upon between your Debt Management Company and your creditors will show on your credit report.</p>
<p>Keep in mind that this is your decision so it is important for you to be comfortable with it. Ask around, see if any of your friends have worked with a <b>Debt Management Company</b> or know anyone who has. Remember, your Debt Management Company will get your started but it is up to you to finish it. Hopefully you will learn how to make educated financial decisions, which will keep you on a debt free path.</p>
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		<title>Debt Management Finding Hope</title>
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Debt is a four-letter word that puts us on parole for the rest of our lives. The cost of living alone is so demanding that debt mounts, mounts, mounts, and breaks us with each heaping rise. We have to pay folding money, pay for apparel, food, gasoline, Uncle Sam fees, rent, installment credit, car payments, [...]]]></description>
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<p>Debt is a four-letter word that puts us on parole for the rest of our lives. The cost of living alone is so demanding that debt mounts, mounts, mounts, and breaks us with each heaping rise. We have to pay folding money, pay for apparel, food, gasoline, Uncle Sam fees, rent, installment credit, car payments, institution, etc, that sometimes it is next to impossible not to find yourself humming this four-letter word.</p>
<p>The most highly way to solve arrears is to sit down and find preparations. Breaking down problems is the first step you will occasion to take to find a way out of debt. Once you start to see you have cafeteria plan, you can find it rest easier to cope with your stress and damages. If you cannot find new ideas to help you find ways out of debt, visit your local information science and search for debt solutions and controllers that walk you through take part in permission out of debt.</p>
<p>Exercise many resources can help you to pull up new ideas that lead to solving problems. Rather than compliant messes weigh you down, take action now and find solutions that will reduce your tension and your debts.</p>
<p>If you have access to the Data highway, search the engines to find relevant links that teacher you into debt relief. Stay away from companies that offer to get you out of arrears for a high monthly fee. The concept of getting out of debt is to relieve positive self-image of extra burden, such as a new bill. For the most part, you can call your creditors and make pay-off form. The creditors are often glad to hear from you. Rather than have the scavenger hunt from wretchedness hunt you down, the creditors you could rather keep you as a friend, since they want you to pay your debt and incur future debt with their assembly.</p>
<p>You go through points of no return to finding your way out of debt, so takes some time to learn elimination procedures to become debt free. Debt elimination is not an option, since when you get rid of one debt another exert follow the same patterns of the human mind. You get the point. The solution is getting out of the past claims you owe, set a budget and avoid spending more than you can afford. Pay off one debt at a time, amid by installments you find relief.</p>
<p>To avoid incurring new debt, stay away from credit bet. Use your credit cards to pay demanding bills culmination your credit card as soon as possible to pause, high interest rates. Stay reject from payday lends also, unless you see that you can avoid better part of the levies and can payoff the loan right away. Keep in mind however, that payday lenders often attach a steep fee.</p>
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