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Repairing a defaulted federal student loan

Oops, you haven't made your federal Stafford, PLUS or Graduate PLUS loan payment in 270 days and your loan has defaulted. How to you get out of this one? Having a defaulted Stafford, PLUS or Graduate PLUS loan on your credit report will cost you dearly... Read >
Author: Matthew Kelly

The Basic Alternatives to Foreclosure

There are many things that you should take into consideration for you to be able to steer clear of foreclosure. If you're really serious about stopping foreclosure sale, there are various options that are at hand. These options are necessary to help you s... Read >
Author: Joe

Cheap loans – money saving loans!

With the current rate of inflation, it is hard to imagine anything cheap in this world. However, your homeowner status can bring you closer to obtain a cheap loan. A cheap loan suggest a low APR with a long repayment period. As a homeowner, you have th... Read >
Author: Judith Earl

County Court Judgements Explained

Having a County Court Judgement or CCJ issued against you will have a severe impact on your credit rating, as it signifies that you have had serious problems paying back a loan or other form of credit, to the extent where your creditor has had to take cou... Read >
Author: Nicholas Hunt

Powering Down Debt

Don't let what happened to me, to happen to you. Getting my finances in order required reading my credit card statements and repayment agreement closely. I discovered in the event of default, my credit card company had the right to increase the interest r... Read >
Author: Barry Shapiro

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