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    their credit cards, the opportunities for negotiation as to what is actually owed is greater than ever. A little bit of guts and knowledge is all that is required for reducing the debt balances by almost three-quarters. It is important, before going into further details regarding anything, to know what exactly is debt settlement. It is the process where a large, single…

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    Credit Cards And Debt

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    repayment. People who break promises usually face consequences, and that happens when they break this promise. If a person does not repay the borrowed money, then they will have debt, and no one should ever want to be in debt. It could take years for someone to get out of debt, and some people never even get out of debt. Debt can really ruin someone’s life, so it is best to try to stay away from it. There…

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    The Greek Debt Crisis

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    disruption caused by debt default. The sad reality is that it will take one or larger, involuntary economic meltdowns where debts are nullified, entitlements reduced or eliminated, and derivatives reigned in to put things back in order. The first such meltdown is expected to begin before the end of 2016. Reinhart and Rogoff are right. It’s no different this time. Except that this time there might not be a helicopter capable of pulling us to safety. Debt - the unscalable mountain Debt is…

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    Debt Ceiling Showdown

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    Debt Ceiling retail paper Title: The upcoming debt ceiling showdown: What it means for investors Raising the U.S. debt ceiling isn’t the same as raising the rooftop on your home. It’s more along the lines of trying to get your credit card company to increase your spending limit when you don’t have the cash to immediately pay for things all at once. But the more you borrow the more you’re on the hook for paying. Things are fine as long as you can keep paying your monthly bill. But as soon as you…

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    Solutions To College Debt

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    “75 hours a week is my average during the summers. I can only work about 40 hours a week while in school. College debt has always lingered above my head, and working is the only way to prevent myself from going under. I’m thankful I was fortunate enough to have lots of previous work experience at 18. Yet even with working, I feel like it’s not enough.” The affordability of obtaining a post-secondary education has evolved throughout history. Colleges a decade ago were only meant to serve the…

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    Low Debt Analysis

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    needs. High debt may mean you need to compromise in some areas. The following is how to prepare a budget with debt. List all of your monthly commitments such as housing costs (rent or mortgage), utility expenses, insurances, loans and other commitments that must be covered every month. These cannot be reduced and must be set as a regular expense in your budget. Food and transportation are essential items to include in your budget. And note that the minimum payment must be made on all debts, and…

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    Household Debt Causes

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    Analyse the causes of the recent rise of household debt in advanced economies in the context of the profound changes of government role in society (e.g., welfare, education, health etc...). -Household debt has increased considerably across developed nations -In 1990’s Australia housing debt equalled .5 of a years disposable income, in 2006 it was equivalent to 1.5 years disposable income -Increases in debt have largely been put towards housing in Australia including increased purchase in…

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    The average total debt for student borrowers was around $30,000 in 2013.” (Korkki) Every year, more and more people get into deeper and deeper debt just so they can go to college just to pay off the debt that they have. “The high levels of student debt are also serving to perpetuate and even worsen economic inequality, undercutting the opportunity and social mobility that higher education has long promised.” (CNBC) When someone takes a student loan and falls into debt, they have to struggle…

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    Student Debt Problem

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    Fixing the Student Debt Problem Many people dream of graduating from a good college and starting a career in a field that they both love and that will secure them a well-paying, secure job. Unfortunately, due to the rising cost of college tuition, a large amount of students are unable to pursue this dream without amassing a large amount of loans. Student debt has become almost synonymous with attaining higher education. However, student debt often has a crippling effect on people’s financial…

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    Debt Vs Bankruptcy

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    Are you struggling with the choice between bankruptcy or debt settlement? When many people find themselves if in a tough financial position, they instinctively want to avoid filing for bankruptcy at all costs. Therefore, they seek out the advice of a nonprofit credit counseling agency which will help to create a debt management plan. Is this something you considered? A debt settlement is an attempt to pay something less than what you originally agreed. When you use a nonprofit credit counseling…

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