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Credit Card Debt Revolt

Question: Isn’t credit card debt a more efficient for of slavery?

I mean with slavery the captor has to feed, clothe the slave. Not to mention the possibility of a revolt.

With credit card debt, the companies peacefully recieve interest money and fees with little or no risk.

The only difference is debtors let their desires trap them into debt.

Answer: Actually, it’s closer to what is called “indenture”, where someone promises to pay for a service or material goods with labor. Slavery is involuntary. While indenture may feel like slavery…it IS payment for value received. You don’t get out of debt easily when you overspend in ANY way! Good luck

Obama may have worn out his welcome on Capitol Hill

The president’s threat to veto a war funding bill is an ‘unwelcome message’ to House Democrats, many of whom face a tough midterm election after yielding to the White House’s agenda. The moment has been long in coming, but it may finally have arrived.

Nothing Card leads credit card revolt


Banks Debt Consolidation Loans

Question: Where can i get a $2000 personal loan for debt consolidation?

Which bank or where without a problem. I have normal credit .
That is not the question.. I don’t care on wasting more money I want to build my credit quicker.. Trust me I know what I am doing. My father has over 820 credit and he this was a tip he gave me.




Answer: The bank you banked with.

IMF Executive Board Concludes Article IV Consultation with Maldives

On December 4, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Maldives. 1 The Maldivian economy rebounded strongly from the 2004 tsunami disaster on the back of high tourism-related investment and large increases in public spending.

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Debt Counselor Jobs

Debt Counselor Jobs

Question: Im going nowhere in life. Need help.?

I have worked as a bellhop in many hotels across the country for 15 years now. I have tryed other jobs in the past and disliked them. I have had over 32 jobs in my lifetime. I went back to college to get my bachelors degree in political science. I thought I wanted to be a lawyer but I hate sitting at a desk. Plus I dont want the extra debt. However, Im 39 y.o. and Im still working as a bellhop its the only job I have ever had that provides fun, money, and freedom. I like the social and physical aspects of bellhopping. But I feel like I need to start climbing up the ladder in life. I own a condo and have several college degrees, but I need to accomplish more. I have been in nursing, sales, construction, and desk work and they all lead to unfullfillment. I feel stuck in a bellman career leading nowhere and its embarassing. My co workers ask me why i do bellman work? I tell them its fun. They say i could do better in life. Been to career counselor with no luck. Any suggestions?




Answer: SInce you are good at being a bellhop why not go to work for a real high-end hotel and be something like a customer service manager. You can teach other bellhops how to exceed customer expectations while maybe gaining more fullfillment in the process. Hospitality is booming nowadays. Good industry to be in...just move up the ladder and make that your career. When you get sick of doing that...just move to another area and manage that. Good Luck

First Monday: New in business TV, movies, books, magazines

Here's what's new in business TV, movies, books and magazines for January.

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Debt Consolidation Banks

Debt Consolidation Banks

Question: what is the best debt consolidation company for private and student loans?

Got private bank loans and a couple student loans. I don’t want someone to scam me for consolidation. What company should I use and what’s a good rate?




Answer: Sallie Mae - go to salliemae.com
Generally, you can consolidate your student loans one time and you will lock into the interest rate for the year in which you consolidate. The interest rate resets every July and the rate is closely tied to the federal funds rate which has dropped and will probably drop some more so ask the representative whether he/she thinks you should wait until July or do it now. Most of those reps will know what you're talking about.

**********I just reviewed the previous entry and that looks very suspicious - stay away - they probably want to get your social security number.

Greece vows tougher deficit cuts as EU visit looms

By Dina Kyriakidou

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Banks That Offer Debt Consolidation

Question: is there a way that a collection agency can sue you?

i have an over due credit card.. i have not hidden from them in any way i have offered money but they say it isn’t enough, so i don’t pay until i can make up more money… now they are threatening me to sue… my account is 173 days overdue, bad i know but i have been trying… i tried debt consolidation from 2 places and went to the bank asking for help… no one can so can they sue me and be super rude? i have no one to co-sign, i just wrote off my van by hitting a deer and needed to get a car since i don’t live where i work. i’m waiting on a settlement to pay it in full which isn’t for another couple months… i don’t know what to do!! help!




Answer: If it's recent debt, yes they can....This process cannot happen overnight. They would have to officially serve you papers for a court hearing and then win a judgement on the appointed date....This would take at least 2-3 months.

Every creditor is different and will respond differently to defaulted debt, so you can never predict what they'll do...they might just sell the debt to a collection agency...or they might take you to court.

You might wanted to contact your local Red Cross for a referral to Consumer Credit Counseling Services in your area...they may be able to help.

Greece launches critical debt issue

Debt-burdened Greece launched a critical bond issue on Thursday and urged Germany and other EU partners to send a clear signal of confidence in Athens to financial markets that would allow it to borrow more cheaply.

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