If you are in debt, your number one financial mission in life is to get rid of it as fast as possible. Think of your debt as a big pile of salt at a salt mine. The cranes keep adding salt to the top of the heap growing the salt pile higher and higher – […]
Debt And How To Deal With It Related Posts
No matter how responsible you are, you could easily find yourself saddled with impossible debt. If so, it can be a frightening situation. Here you’ll find posts to help you systematically get out of debt and stay debt free for the rest of your life.
Borrowing Money Inexpensively
If you can avoid borrowing money you should do so. But sometimes it can’t be helped. The good news is that if you must borrow money you can do so quickly and inexpensively. Don’t lean on your plastic for extra cash. There are a number of great credit card alternatives. Also, the banks can be […]
Need to Borrow Money? 5 Tips to Keep You Safe
If you need to borrow money, here are 5 tips to help you do so safely. 1. Relax. Take a minute. I know I promised to deliver some ideas on getting the money fast, and I will. But just give yourself a time-out. Remember that the interest rate you pay goes up based on two […]
In Financial Trouble? How to Get Out Fast and Free
If you’re in financial trouble , it’s easy to freak out. But you don’t have to. You really don’t. This applies even if you lost your job and can’t pay your mortgage or need IRS tax debt relief. I say this because getting all nervous about it isn’t going to help you find a solution. […]
Is a Debt Settlement Lawyer a Better Alternative?
Should you use a debt settlement lawyer or a debt settlement company to represent you with creditors? Most people go right for the debt settlement companies, but that could be a huge mistake. Don’t get me wrong. I’m like every other red-blooded American. I’m not crazy about attorneys. But this is a case where it […]
How to Discharge Debt, and Is It Worth It?
If you want to know how to discharge debt, understand that the most common way people do this is by filing for bankruptcy. Once you discharge your debts this way, it’s permanent. That means creditors can’t legally try to collect from you anymore. No more threatening letters or calls. No contact. No nothing. (However, if […]