In the video shown above, a girl and a boy are conversing with each other. Boy is a bit frustrated after purchasing a car as he is now facing trouble in paying debts. Girl is suggesting him to apply for debt consolidation loans to manage his debts. Video is brought to you by http://www.debt-consolidation-loans.co.uk
American households are carrying an average of nearly $16,000 of credit card debt, which translates into more than $2,000 in finance charges and fees each year, according to the Federal Reserve.
Even with statistics like these, freedom from debt is an achievable goal for every family. The first step in regaining control is to take an honest look at your overall financial picture. The experts at Money Management International have developed a “debt test” to help consumers’ asses their financial standing.
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INRIX, a leading international provider of traffic information and driver services, today released its sixth Traffic Scorecard Annual Report, which revealed that traffic congestion is back on the rise in 2013 after two consecutive years of declines. In the first three months of this year, traffic congestion is up 4 percent compared to 2012. This suggests that after a tumultuous economic year in 2012, the economy is back on the mend bringing increased traffic congestion.
The uptick in traffic congestion in 2013 follows a 22 percent decrease in 2012. The “stop n go” nature of the results indicate an overall economic climate that has not yet returned to pre-recession levels in many areas, including total jobs and unemployment rates.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/61109-inrix-traffic-scorecard-reports-u-s-congestion-on-the-rise
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Many homeowners with financial problems, especially those at risk of foreclosure, feel overwhelmed and don’t know where to turn for help. Unfortunately, they often become targets to a growing number of individuals who claim they can “rescue” people from their mortgage problems. This often leads to high fees, greater debt, and many times, the eventual loss of the home. The National Foundation for Credit Counseling® (NFCC®) wants homeowners to know that even if foreclosure seems inevitable, help is available, often at little or no cost.
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Do you have debts that you want to get rid of? Are you thinking about debt management credit counseling? If so, then stop, step back and think. It pays to consider debt management but you must be well - informed so that you can do it wisely. Do not get easily enticed with credit counselors saying that they are a non – profit company and that they will not charge you a penny when in fact, they will be asking you for some sort of registration fee later on which is about 9% up to 17% of your outstanding debt.
Come to think of it! You pay them “cash” so they get profit from you but still they are saying that they are a non – profit organization. Why is this so? Simple – They just want to avoid the payment of taxes. But whether or not they are non – profit companies, the real question is, do they really help eliminate debts??? More often than not, they don’t work so why bother? Don’t just waste all your hard earned money paying for something that will not make all your debts and worries bearable.
Instead, consider Plan B. Plan B is a debt elimination program which makes a great alternative to credit counseling simply because it works! It works by helping you reduce your credit card debts by as much as 80% while protecting your assets, income, and savings from being taken away from you because of your debts. More importantly, Plan B also protects against credit card lawsuits, stops annoying collection calls and keeps all your debts at bay until you can already afford to repay them. All these are 110% Guaranteed for a very affordable cost so why won’t you give it a try?
Looking for the fastest way to eliminate debts? Have credit card debts? Medical debts? Student Loans? Business debts? IRS debts? Need protection against foreclosures, bank levies and wage garnishments? Whatever the situation is and you have at least $12,000 in unsecured debts, you can potentially benefit from Plan B.
Plan B is a very powerful debt relief program so it will surely be able to help you get rid of your debts, stop collection calls, protect your assets, wages as well as bank accounts and find financial freedom within just a short period of time.
Take note: Plan B is neither a debt settlement nor a debt consolidation program but it will be a better and a more effective alternative to the two and even to bankruptcy. Best of all, it is not a scam or a system that extorts money from unsuspecting and struggling consumers.
We at Freedom From Creditors are here to help you find peace of mind, debt relief and financial freedom for the rest of your days! So call us now for details at 1-800-871-6817 or visit us at www.freedomfromcreditors.com and we will be glad to be of assistance to you!
Money Management International (MMI) is participating in a nationwide partnership to help families struggling with their mortgage payments apply for help from the Federal government’s Making Home Affordable Program (MHA). The MHA program is an important part of the Obama administration’s comprehensive plan to help homeowners get mortgage relief and avoid foreclosure.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/52440-money-management-international-mmi-mortgage-relief-mha-program
David Miles, an EA at 20/20 Tax Resolution, discusses the IRS Installment Agreement as one of the available methods of resolving your tax debt. For more information on 20/20 Tax Resolution, please visit http://www.2020taxdebthelp.com
Doing alright financially? The answer, if you’re 25 to 34 years old, depends on your friends, according to a new survey from the American Institute of CPAs and the Ad Council. They released the results today to coincide with a new series of national public service advertisements and a redesigned website for their Feed the Pig financial literacy campaign.
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