Archive for category Personal Finance
Has anyone used Credit Counseling to get advice on getting old accounts paid off and raising your credit score?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on March 3, 2011
I am trying to get a few old accounts resolved for good. I am thinking of talking to a credit counseling service. Has anyone found them to help with advice.
Natalie
What is the best credit counseling company?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on February 4, 2011
What is considered by consumers to be the best non for profit credit counseling firm?
Erin
credit counseling?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on January 29, 2011
Has anyone gone through consumer credit counseling? Does it really work? Is there a fee? I think I am in troble.
Margaret
When you want credit counseling who can help you?What company does this?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on January 20, 2011
How can i get a loan while in credit counseling?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on January 3, 2011
All of the loan companies I have called say that they can’t do a loan if it shows credit counseling program on my credit report.
Jimmy
What are your thoughts on Consumer Credit Counseling?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on December 28, 2010
I own a home. It’s worth approx $85,000 – I owe that much on it. I have approximately $35,000 in debt. $6,000 is in back taxes. (I only made $18,000 last year?) If I choose to use consumer credit counseling, does anyone know if it really helps? Or is it just a flim-flam operation?
Jonathan
How many people have used Consumer Credit Counseling and what did you think?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on December 14, 2010
I am preparing an article on what people know about Consumer Credit Counseling. I was wondering what people know about it or think about it.
Zachary
Is it a good or bad thing to go through a credit counseling service?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on December 4, 2010
Is it a good or bad thing to go through a credit counseling service to help relieve extreme debt?
Douglas
What affect does dropping the interest 0.5% to the average consumer?
Posted by admin in Personal Finance on April 11, 2010
I work a full time job. I pay 9% of my income into a 403B. I have 3 credit cards. I am getting ready to pay off my car. I have about 2K in I bonds, and a whole lot more in my retirement savings. My home is paid for. I would like to get a loan to make some repairs and get some siding and a new roof.
I watched the news when the feds dropped the intrest rated a whole 1/2 % and everyone was oohing and aahing over it. I just dont get what that means to me. Can you please tell me what it means to an average jo here in america?
Alvin









