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Question: Help me please….Will I lose my home?

I have a mortgage that the fixed rate comes to an end on in May, I have had it for 3yrs. Due to the credit crisis at the moment our finances are really bad and we are currently on a debt management plan. We have never missed or even been late with our mortgage payments but what I am worried about is that in May, what if there isnt a company that is willing to give me a mortgage due to my credit rating?? Will it mean that we will have to sell the house? Or what if someone does offer us a rate but the payments are way too high ( struggling as it is!) and we have to sell anyway, this would mean that we wouldnt be able to reapply for another mortgage for 6yrs?? Am I best off declaring bankrupcy and get it over and done with- does that involve taking the house off us?? Sorry about the many questions but so confused!! HELP!!
I am desperate as I have a 1yr old and a baby due anyday, I need to know their future is secure!!

Answer: I think the best way forward is to seek legal advise. There are specialist solicitors who offer free advise, look in your local evening paper for their address. Do not declare yourself bankrupt as this would certainly mean your home would be repossessed. Try not too worry, get the advise you need, speak also to your mortgage provider when your deal is coming to the end.

Auto-Loan Debt Sales Rise on Faith in Consumers: Credit Markets

Sales of securities backed by car and truck loans are rising even as corporate debt issuance overall declines in a show of faith in consumers by fixed-income investors.

The Credit Card Crisis

Reportlinker Adds Global Asset Management Industry

Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:

ALLIANCE DEBT MANAGEMENT

Question: Closed credit card – derogatory marks affecting credit score/future credit…?

I was in a debt management program for several years. However, the company’s owners skipped town and thus payments were not made to creditors on time, etc…One Chase card reported three consecutive late payments in a row on my account and now this is having a HORRIBLE affect on my credit report. I’ve written to Chase to explain the situation (I’ve since paid off the account on my own and it has a $0 balance and is closed), however Chase responded that “to maintain the integrity of the credit bureaus, there was nothing they could/would do…” Any suggestions for getting this off my credit report – it wasn’t my fault and the New York Attorney General’s office was involved with the fraud at the Debt Management Program: [Cambridge Birghton Budget Management Group]…Thanks!

Answer: Сredit repair workеd fine to fix my credit. They disputed and removed lots of bad items from my credit report. I used this service – creditreport.fateback.com

Three run for Dist. 5 Senate seat

The three candidates for the District 5 state Senate answered questions from the Courier regarding themselves and their reasons for running for office.

Coakley & Williams Hotel Management Company Welcome Video

Most Americans owe a lot in credit card debt, mostly through cards they use for ‘emergency’ purchases. Some of these people are now having trouble paying off debt, especially with the current economic constraints and redundancy. If you are one of these individuals, you may be out there looking for ways to reduce your debt.

You can start your search for solutions by listening to free debt settlement advice. There is a host of information sources available for anyone interested. As a warning though, not all free debt settlement advice is good. You should be careful and vigilant in determining which sources are legitimate and which are not.

As stated, there are several sources for free debt settlement advice, depending on where you look for them. Here are some resources you can pore over:
* Friends and family. You may be thinking that debt and debt relief are not exactly what one may think of as small talk or as a topic for good conversation. Talking about what you owe your creditors is not great fodder for a discussion. But think about it, some of your friends and family may be going through the same thing right now and may have, in fact, already taken steps in solving their own debt problems. You can hear out what they have to say about debt settlement. They may also have ideas on where you can get further advice and information.
* The internet. You may want to think twice before dismissing the internet as a viable source of free debt settlement advice. Granted, there are bogus claims out there, but then, there are also those occasional websites that provide true gems of wisdom. You can also find testimonials and shared personal experiences from consumers who have opted to go for debt settlement.
* Debt counselors. Good providers of debt relief services can provide debt counselors for anyone who is interested in getting out of debt. A debt counselor can help you asses your financial situation and will even aid you in coming up with a debt management plan.
* The US Government. The government has a store of information available online for consumers who are in debt. You may find some good articles on the website of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
There are very many options for free debt settlement advice. Study the advice given, keeping your financial status in mind. You can then make a decision on debt settlement that will give you the best results.

If you want to get out of debt and hire a debt settlement company for debt negotiation then I have an important piece of advice. Do Not go directly to a particular debt settlement company but rather first go to a debt relief network who is affiliated with several legitimate debt companies. In order to be in the debt relief network, the debt settlement companies must prove a track record of successfully negotiating and eliminating debt. They must also pass an ethical standards test. Going through a debt relief network will ensure that the debt company you are provided with is a legitimate and respected company. This is the most efficient way in finding the best debt settlement companies and increasing your chances of eliminating your debt.

NTMA plans to raise funds on two Government bonds

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) plans to increase its borrowing on two Government bonds next week in its sixth monthly auction of the year.

Boehner: Speaker Pelosi’s Government Takeover of Health Care Will Dim the Light of Freedom

Question: Need advice on rent being raised on lease-to-own property!!!!?

I only know the barest of facts, but it smells fishy to me. My family’s business is part of a shopping center strip and we are the anchor store. About a year ago, it switched property management groups. This week, we were told that our rent would rise substancially to cover an outstanding debt that the previous property owner passed on to the current company. Shouldn’t that debt have been part of negotiations when this company bought out the last, and how can they make us pay for their mistake?

Answer: It doesn’t sound right that they’re increasing the rent on you for their debt problem.

However, you’re only protected by any regulations on rent increases. Depends on where you are, you want to find out the maximum increase they can impose.

Also, since you own the anchor store, you have some clout to negotiate a better term for yourself or move the store.

Five facts about Japan Cabinet Secretary Sengoku

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshito Sengoku, who takes on a central role in Prime Minister Naoto Kan’s new government, has called for fiscal discipline and debate on raising the consumption tax.

Important Facts!! and Proof!!