Today’s guest post comes to us from Jeff Weber. Jeff writes about saving money with balance transfers. What Are Balance Transfers & How Do They Work There are two types of credit card balance transfers: those with introductory offers and … Continue reading →
What is a Full and Final Settlement A full and final settlement is an arrangement to settle a debt or a loan in one lump sum payment. It is a type of debt relief that is usually used when a … Continue reading →
How Much Can You Settle a Debt For in Full & Final Settlement Well, as you can see in this particular case, a debt of £11,160 was eventually settled for £2,812 in a Full and Final Settlement. This works out … Continue reading →
By reading this post you have taken the first step!! Do a Full Financial Fact Find on Yourself Doing a full income and expenditure on yourself is an important step to take in order to understand your financial health. This … Continue reading →
DMP Gives You Time to Think A debt management plan (DMP) can be a short-term solution for those struggling with debt. It allows you to make one reduced payment to a debt management company, who will then distribute the money … Continue reading →
Companies Claiming to Get Your Debts Written Off Every so often, there are companies that will claim that they can get your debt written off. The reality though is, debts just can’t be written off, unfortunately there is no magic … Continue reading →
This is a simple guide to help you understand the credit process. In England in times gone by, people who owned gold would often deposit it with their local goldsmith for safekeeping. In exchange for this, the depositor was given … Continue reading →
Debt Settled Full and Final Settlement Equidebt Below you will see a full and final settlement was achieved with Equidebt. A full and final settlement on a debt of £7770 for £2625 was achieved by negotiating with the creditor. The … Continue reading →
This is American, but explains in simple terms what happens if you just pay the minimum payments each month! How Minimum Payments Won’t Get You Out of Debt If you happen to have a fairly large amount of credit card … Continue reading →
