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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. June 21, 2013. Beware of Student Loan Debt Relief Firms. By Lauren P. Berret. In its recent Searching for Relief. Report, the National Consumer Law Center indicates that a new student loan debt relief industry has sprung up in response to the demand for borrower assistance. The average student loan balance. It appears that in many cases, the firms are violating numerous federal and state consumer protection laws. If you are struggling with student loan pa...
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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. Monthly Archives: August 2013. August 29, 2013. By Lauren P. Berret. I had an interesting conversation with colleagues a few days ago about the dangers of co-signing a loan and how many people do not understand the consequences of co-signing until it’s too late. If a friend or family member asks you to co-sign on a loan, you must ask yourself several questions:. If your friend carries a large balance, you may have a lower credit score as the co-signer.
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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. Low-Costs Tips for Summer Fun. Credit Report Errors Can Be Costly →. June 21, 2013. Beware of Student Loan Debt Relief Firms. By Lauren P. Berret. In its recent Searching for Relief. Report, the National Consumer Law Center indicates that a new student loan debt relief industry has sprung up in response to the demand for borrower assistance. The average student loan balance. Most of those programs are easy to apply to and accessible online. The Depart...
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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. October 23, 2011. New Debit Card Fees. By Lauren P. Berret. Fewer consumer banks nationwide are offering free checking accounts, and several major banks are announcing plans to charge customers new. Debit card fees. Bank of America intends to charge customers $5 per month. Just to use a debit card. The banking industry states that new government regulations will limit debit card transaction costs, or swipe fees, that can be charged to. What should you do?
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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. Credit Report Errors Can Be Costly. Co-signer Beware →. August 7, 2013. Tips for Back-to-School Savings. By Lauren P. Berret. Surveys show that families with school-age children will spend an average $635. On apparel, shoes, supplies and electronics this shopping season. Retailers are already breaking out the back-to-school supplies and advertising sales and promotions. Several states (Pennsylvania not included) are also offering tax-free shopping. In cas...
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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. Beware of Student Loan Debt Relief Firms. Tips for Back-to-School Savings →. July 14, 2013. Credit Report Errors Can Be Costly. By Lauren P. Berret. A study by the Federal Trade Commission. The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). The FCRA requires each of the three major nationwide credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion) to provide a free copy of your credit. Report once every twelve (12) months at your request. Consumers check theirs&...
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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. Author Archives: Lauren P. Berret. August 29, 2013. By Lauren P. Berret. I had an interesting conversation with colleagues a few days ago about the dangers of co-signing a loan and how many people do not understand the consequences of co-signing until it’s too late. If a friend or family member asks you to co-sign on a loan, you must ask yourself several questions:. If your friend carries a large balance, you may have a lower credit score as the co-signer.
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Bankruptcy news and information that makes cents. April 27, 2013. Do You Have a Debt Ceiling? By Lauren P. Berret. Is a cap set by Congress that limits the amount of money the federal government can borrow. How do you keep yourself from borrowing too much. Set a debt ceiling. Create a realistic budget and stick to it. It’s the best weapon against overspending, and it can also help you prioritize your expenses and plan for proper risk management and saving. But don’t raise your debt ceiling. According to ...