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Debt FAQs
Two discussions give parents the cold sweats. Telling your kids where babies come from, and telling your kids where debt comes from. Fortunately, I have two girls so I fully…
If you want to hit the mute button on conversations at any dinner party, family outing or evening at the pub, start giving debt help advice. Nearly every adult in…
You’re unlikely to reach retirement age without somebody asking you about annuities. They want to know whether you considered buying one, and if they work for an insurance agency, they’re…
Statistically speaking, almost three out of four people are going to die with debt, which raises a very real concern for spouses and children of the deceased: Can you inherit their…
Stories about the Loch Ness Monster, George Washington having wooden teeth and cracking your knuckles causing arthritis are nice pieces of fiction with no proven basis in fact. In other…
Retirement can be an idyll time or a struggle depending on how well you’ve prepared. For an increasing number of Americans approaching their golden years, mountains of unpaid debt threaten…
For American households, debt has become a way of life and in some of those houses, the figures are staggering. Household debt (mortgage + home equity loans + credit cards…
The best way to avoid debt is to be proactive about managing your money. Avoiding debt requires you to establish a sound financial plan and steer clear of the foolish…
Mounting debts can undermine borrowers’ well-being and derail life plans. The metaphors commonly used in describing overwhelming debt – quicksand, a prison sentence, overwhelming burden – paint a bleak picture.…
A debt lawyer is someone with the knowledge, credentials and skill to help consumers struggling with debt sort through their financial troubles. Representing clients in cases against debt collectors is a…