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How do you rate the Republican stalling tactics to prevent Financial Reform and keep the big banks and payday?

admin — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:42:29 +0000

lender raking in the cash and taking the change from our pockets?

So far it seems to be working as planned, stalling until the pesty amendments such as a 50 cent cap on debit card fees and allowing the payday lenders to keep charging 300% interest on short term loans.

I personally feel that we should applaud the valiant efforts of Republicants to keep the rich rich and the poor poor. That is their agenda, is it not?

Who would I see for general financial and debt repayment advice?

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:01:42 +0000

I just graduated college and very soon I have to pay back my school loans. I want to look into consolidation, but I don’t know if it’s a good option and how to even consolidate. I want to know my options. I also want advice about future education investments as I’m going to further my education. Besides that, I just want general financial advice about how to manage my assets, being a recent college grad with a temporary job.

Who would I see about that? What’s their title? What do I look up in the yellowpages?

I’m in a financial bind with 6 payday loans. Any advice? Have bad credit cannot get a bank loan to resolve.

admin — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 13:59:02 +0000

Auto Loan, Student Loan, & Financial Aid Help?

admin — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 07:11:03 +0000

I’m currently thinking of applying on all three this summer. I have a full-time job but seeking to replace with a part-time job to pay my bills and make room for school. I plan on applying for 2 loans: $10,000 for auto and another $15,000 on student loan. I have limited credit history of 8 months with a credit score ranging from 640-660 maybe even at 680 due to regular payments on my 2 credit card bills. I’ve had my current job for a year and a month but working here won’t get me anywhere that is why I decided to further my career by going back to college. I am also currently applying for my financial aid as a full-time student to help out with school’s tuition and expenses. I could probably deal with $400-500 a month payments for the two loans and I have minimal payments for my living and misc expenses. But would this be a good decision? I need experienced individuals to advice and give suggestions pls. Thank you very much!

Auto Loan, Student Loan, & Financial Aid Help?

admin — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 06:25:00 +0000

My husband and I adopted to be with bad credit rent?

admin — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 01:39:42 +0000

My husband and I have bad credit, but we get a check big enough at the end of the year. if we pay in cash the full amount of rent for the year you think we still have a problem is approved Tennants?

If you have the money in advance, they will often accept.

But some places, go to the Credit Bureau and to refuse if it is bad … It depends on company policy.

Do you know where a loan to get health care with no or little interest to someone with bad credit?

admin — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 01:39:12 +0000

My sister said she saw a website that offers no interest for up to 18 months and accept bad credit applicants, but I do not think such a thing. I think she could have talked about Care Credit, but I have denied existence. Anyway, I need about $ 3,000 more for an operation and after it through a foreclosure I have the worst credit in the world!

Many hospitals offer financial assistance to people in your situation. You do not need to apply themselves to the hospital, the doctor. What it is is a program that is largely a gift, if you claim they are either a part of the bill or the payment of all … Look into the hospital you intend to use the fact, take the operation.

Is there really a way to clear bad credit?

admin — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 01:38:27 +0000

I keep seeing all these deals clear things from your credit card a fee, but they seem “questionable”. Is there really much to erase bad credit?

Repair fix ?redit work?d fine from my credit card. They fought and removed a lot of bad elements in my credit report.

What to do if the credit is bad, discourage you find a job?

admin — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 01:37:56 +0000

It is now common practice for employers to conduct credit checks on prospective employees in many states and SL is no exception. So, what do you do when you know your credit is too bad that you can change not because you have no money, are you looking for a job to get money to fix your financial situation, but no one will give you a job, because of your bad credit!

It depends on the employer. Some require that the prospective employee to pass all elements of their selection criteria. Most do not. After processing in the human resources and setting a time when the personnel manager wants someone from their team, they usually have. It really depends on political societies and how they need someone to fill the position.

What are my chances for the approval of the Chase card?

admin — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 01:37:24 +0000

Has received two offers for the day before registration in the mail from Chase. One for the Chase Freedom card and one for the Chase card Slate. I know this is no guarantee that I will actually approved, but I felt like I had asked. I already have a credit card and a gas card and car loans. I have no accounts or negative information (Toll-offs, late payments, etc.) on my credit report at all. All are in great performance and are paid regularly since I really credit card. I’m looking at my car from 3 years to pay in advance. My first credit card has a high ball that will be returned shortly. Basically I’m just looking, what are my chances. I’m not really concerned with blows investigation, because I did not apply to everything.

If you have the approval letter before chances are good. If you have any concerns about the reduction of small loans can be obtained by you will apply for the Chase card (which always have the best benefit for the lowest cost.)

If you just use it as a spare card or second card you always have to pay in total if you do not charge interest.

And we work to other cards in total and paid. You are likely to pay higher interest rates on credit cards, car loans. Pay the card first, then the car. What worksheets for you and not against you.