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5 Bad Habits that Lead to Debt Disaster and How to Avoid Them

Posted by admin @ 3:19 PM, Tuesday Apr 1st, 2008

Debt problems don’t happen overnight. They are the cumulative result of habits that build up over time. Often times, when people find themselves overwhelmed with debt they wish that they could just turn back the clock and change their ways. Instead of lamenting over past mistakes, why not identify problem-causing habits now and stop them […]

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America is Drowning in Debt: 5 Tips to Reach the Shore

Posted by admin @ 11:04 AM, Monday Mar 17th, 2008

According to the Federal Reserve, Americans are drowning in debt with a record revolving credit balance of $975.2 million as of the end of 2007.  This works out to around $11,000 to $12,000 in credit card debt for the average household in the United States, a pretty staggering total.  Are you one of the millions […]

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5 Consumer Credit Card Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Posted by admin @ 10:36 AM, Thursday Feb 21st, 2008

Credit cards are often equated with bad money management, but they can also do a lot for your credit score and your overall financial picture if you use them wisely. The key is in avoiding some common credit card mistakes.
The biggest mistake that people make is opening too many credit card accounts. The average American […]

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Don’t Let Credit Card Debt Sink your Ship in 2008

Posted by admin @ 6:14 PM, Sunday Dec 23rd, 2007

 If you are anything like me you have done two things this holiday season that may spell doom for you in 2008.  The first is you waited to the last minute to holiday shop and now have nothing but fruit cakes and Christmas Tree air fresheners to give to your loved ones as gifts this […]

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The Pitfalls of Holiday Credit Card Spending

Posted by admin @ 9:21 AM, Monday Dec 10th, 2007

With holiday spending in full swing so is its evil stepsister, credit card spending.  Recent stats by the National Retail Federation show that the 2007 holiday season is off to a record start with recent “Black Friday” sales by US shoppers rising 8.3% to a record $10.3 billion.  Figures for the following “Cyber Monday” shopping […]

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