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Choosing the right Debt Relief Company

About the CEO As a former Naval Aviator with the U.S. Marine Corps, stationed in El Toro California, I personally began to experience debt problems when I was discharged from the military in 1984. Those pressures continued to mount after I got married, had six children and the already high cost of living in Southern California continued to go up. With no place else to turn, and not wanting to file for bankruptcy, I began to contact my cred... [View Debtreliefguy's Profile]

Obama Credit Relief Plan

Back on August 20th of last year, the federal government introduced the Obama credit card debt relief plan, which became law yesterday. These new rules have been put in place to protect consumers and give them fair warning before new fees are charged or their interest rates on their credit cards are... Read More >>

Choosing the Right Debt Settlement Company for you

The proliferation of Americans that have fallen into what we call the “debt trap,” has increased significantly within the past two years. I am confident that comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with this just by picking up a newspaper or watching the news. I think it started with the housing ... Read More >>

Debt Relief, The Ression & God

As a Christian company that specializes in helping individuals and small businesses get out of debt, it comes as no surprise that the weight of a recession, joblessness approaching 10% or higher in some states and the fear of inflation just around the corner, one could say, these are the worst of ti... Read More >>

Credit Card Debt Report

Credit Card Debt Statistics According to Moody’s Investors Services, the U.S. Credit-card defaults rose to a record during the month of September and more losses lie ahead as delinquencies rose for the first time since March of this year. What does that mean to you and me? We are not paying ou... Read More >>

Is Bankruptcy Good For You?

There seems to be a recurring theme in our country right now, with major corporations filing for bankruptcy to get rid of (or walk away from) their debt obligations (such as their bondholders). These people worked hard, invested their money in the bond or stock market, in order to help these compani... Read More >>