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Question: Are you aware that Chevrolet who asked American’s to bail them, out of debt just moved…?

…their customer service to Manila?
With in the last two weeks they have set up shop in Manila. I was working with a person in North America when suddenly I have a new person in Manila. They first told me they were based out of Detroit and I said that is not a Detroit accent, they finally admitted they were in Manila. How many people lost their jobs with this move? Has anyone heard about it anywhere? Did the American tax money finance the move?

Answer: Unfortunately it costs much, much less to hire people in poor countries than in the USA. There is no way we can compete in this area. People in the Philippines are happy to work for a fraction of US salaries. That’s an unavoidable fact.

Look at it this way– the money they save they can use for better purposes, like hiring more engineers, so their cars are not so crappy.

We should focus on those jobs that we can do better, like engineering, rather than try to preserve jobs that have very little value-added and can be done just as well elsewhere.

Alabama state website will offer investor insight

The Alabama Securities Commission (ASC), as a member of the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), announced the launch of an expansion to the Investment Adviser Public Disclosure (IAPD) website that will allow Alabamians to electronically access information about individuals who work for money management, financial planning and other investment advisory firms.

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Question: American Christians do you carry an American Express or Capital One card?

Jesus told a parable of a servant that owed his master money. Times were hard and he pleaded with his master to forgive his loan. The master gracefully forgave his servant of the loan. The servant also had servants of his own who owed him money. These people came to the servant and pleaded that he have grace and forgive them of their loans because of the hard times. The servant refused to have grace and sent his servants to prison.

Answer: I have neither. But I see your point.

American express and Capitol One are getting governmental assistance in major dollar amounts, while the small taxpayers still have to make it the best way they can, even if they are experiencing financial difficulty, because the larger companies are not interested in their problems, nor in making things a bit easier for those who are in debt to them.

And the government doesn’t have a bailout plan for the people of the country.

As far as whether or not people should refuse to pay…I don’t know.

I think perhaps they should, and let God deal with the companies.

Interesting question.

Hope I helped.
God bless you.
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Letters to the editor: April 16, 2010

Here are letters to the editor from Daily News editions of April 16, 2010.

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Destiny Resource Services Corp. Announces Shareholder Approval of Merger With Logan Oil Tools and 2009 Results

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Credit Solutions’ Vice President of Information Technology was honored by the Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leaders for 2010 in recognition of his invaluable role in creating and implementing award winning customer service technologies which have revolutionized customer service in the debt settlement industry.

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Question: I have around $7,000 of credit card debt. I’m a full time student and I want advice to get it under control.

The debt is spread over 2 cards, the most on an American Express. I’ve used the cards for paying rent and other living and school expenses that my student loans didn’t cover. I’ve had the cards since 2005 and the balance has been increasing some each semester. I haven’t ever missed a payment due date, but I usually pay just a little over the minimum amount due (which for the Amex is now around $120, the Mastercard isn’t bad, it’s just $15). I stopped using both cards this summer because I didn’t want to add to the debt. I’ve tried getting a job at a bunch of places, but my school schedule makes it hard to get a decent one. Even after 3 or 4 months of making payments though since this summer, it doesn’t seem like the balances are decreasing much at all. There’s some finance fee around $80-$90 that takes away most of the payment I make each month. How can I get things under control? I need a job. I’ve stopped using the cards. But nothing seems to be going right so far.

Answer: Sounds like you've built up a good credit record. The problem as you've noticed is most of your payment is going to finance charges.

The best solution is to look for a lower interest card and transfer the balances to it. For that I have to suggestions:

1. Go to www.cardweb.com or www.bankrate.com and look for cards offering 0% balance transfer or low interest rate (like 3% to 5%) for life of the balance. Then do a balance transfer.

2. If you are a student, see if your school has a credit union available. Often schools faculty and workers are eligible, and so are students. Credit unions have much lower standard interest rates then commercial banks on their credit cards. Being a credit union member is a good idea anyway, as their services are much cheaper then a big monster megabank.

Then after finding a lower interest card, even if you make the same payments more will pay off principal each month.

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