Eric

Debt is very stressful and can completely take over your life if you let it. In order to get out of debt, you need to know “your get out of debt options“. Before we get started, there is something everyone reading this has to do. CREATE A BUDGET AND STICK TO IT! You need to [...]

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10/27/10 – (AP) According to the Associated Press via the likes of CNNMoney.com and others, Debt.tv is pleased to announce that debt settlement companies are no longer allowed to charge upfront fees for their services. How it works “Consumers who are very deeply in debt and don’t know how to pay it down are trying [...]

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Home Prices Fall…again

by Eric on October 26, 2010

in Mortgage

Home Prices keep falling

Find reliable contractors and doctors when you join Angie’s List today – Use promo code LOCAL to save 15%. A recent report at Reuters.com continues to be pretty dishartening. HOME PRICES KEEP FALLING!. When with it end? “the housing market appears to have stabilized at new lows”.-David M. Blitzer, Reuters.com- The Problem To me and [...]

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401k Plan

My 401k Plan

by Eric on October 26, 2010

in Retirement,Stock Markets

Its been 6 years…..My 401k plan has $6,500 (I only contribute 3% per paycheck.) and I asked my retirement advisor if I should move my money to a more conservative fund. He told me to stick with the aggressive portfolio because it’ll have more ups and downs but since I have several years before I [...]

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Retirement Success

Retirement Questions

by Eric on October 22, 2010

in Retirement

Debt.tv welcomes you to retirement. We say this because this is the first of many stories on the subject. We will begin with an overview and in later posts we will dive into the deep dark waters of retirement planning. We will answer questions on how to get there and how to stay there. To [...]

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Payday Loans

Payday Loans

by Eric on October 20, 2010

in Personal Loans

A payday loan often times referred to as “check cashing, payroll advance and deferred deposit is a small, usually $500 to $1000, short-term loan, usually 14 days, that is intended to cover a borrower’s expenses until his or her next payday. Essentially it is a short term, unsecured HIGH interest loan, that you get when [...]

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