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Business Credit Crisis can trickle into your Personal Crisis

Small business loans can appear on your personal credit report

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Before Negotiating, take tips from a CEO’s Playbook

The new norm for recession recovery is to being proactive

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Credit Card Companies quietly kick consumers while they’re down

More companies canceling credit cards with no notice to consumers

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Qualifying for Mortgage Modification Options

Plan helps the moderately distressed

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How Bankruptcy Can Impact Businesses

Contact a qualified bankruptcy attorney to learn how bankruptcy can open the doors of homeownership for you.

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Credit Union Credit Cards Vs. Bank Credit Cards

According to an article in Forbes, as study conducted by the Pew Charitable Trust found that credit cards offered by credit unions may offer lower rates and cheaper fees than their bank issued counterparts.
The article said:
“The study found that the median advertised interest rates for credit cards issued by the nation’s 12 largest credit unions [...]

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Credit Crisis Looking Better?

Those consumers hit by the credit crisis should consult with a bankruptcy attorney for strategies on how to ride out the rest of the wave.
Just over a year after investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed, the hard-hit credit markets are still picking up the pieces from the financial fallout and trying to make sure a similar [...]

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Rebuilding Credit After Bankruptcy

The sooner you start rebuilding your credit after bankruptcy, the sooner you & your credit score can be your old selves again–if not better.

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Buying After Bankruptcy

Your guide to home ownership after bankruptcy
Purchasing a home after bankruptcy is easier than most people think.  In Fact, in as little as one and half to two years you can be ready to buy again.
The first step in getting prepared to buy a house is to start getting your credit in order.  It usually [...]

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