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Question: How do I make my Yahoo 360 Blog my website homepage? Is it possible?

I am building my website: GIVING OUT OF DEBT but I would like to make my Yahoo blog my website homepage and don’t know how. Pleeease help!!!!!

Answer: Where is your website? I’m assuming you have created a website and hosted it and want to redirect your homepage to Yahoo 360 blog, is that correct? If it is, and say your current homepage is
http://www.someserver.com/index.html, then add the meta refresh tag to it so that this page redirects to your yahoo 360 blog. Hope that helps.

Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, NetApp Inc., International Business Machines and EMC …

Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, NetApp Inc., International Business Machines and EMC Corporation

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Question: Should I file for bankruptcy?

I am 23, I have debt of £6000 from credit and store cards (I was young and foolish when I took them out) and I have two student bank overdrafts totalling £3500. Altogether I am in debt of about £10,000.

Answer: Please do not do it. It will affect your chances of getting a decent job so your years at Uni will be wasted. You will have to declare this on application forms and you will stand no chance of an interview. Employers will not want to take on someone who cannot look after their own finances. Contact CAB who might be able to help you with a payment plan.

Tribune Co.’s bankruptcy reorganization plan still faces opposition from unhappy lenders

The Tribune Co. would give ownership of the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune and other media properties to its main creditors under a bankruptcy reorganization plan that calls for wiping out most of the debt from an ill-timed buyout engineered by real estate mogul Sam Zell.

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Question: Debt Management Program the right way to go?

We are drowning in debt. So far we have managed to get our MINIMUM monthly payments out each month but we are getting no where. Would a debt management program be a good option for us? What exactly is it? Where do I find a reliable one to work with?

Answer: You are right paying the minimum payments will definitely not get you anywhere you'll end up just throwing extra money away to the credit card companies. I was in the same situation with about 18K in debt about 3 yrs ago. You can call Consumer Credit Counseling they're reputable and they've been around forever. They have a couple different programs to go with. I went with a consolidation plan and they lowered my interest rates and put everything into one monthly payment that i could afford, as of right now I have it all paid off and my credit is back on track. You can call them and they'll go over some options with you. Hope this helped! 1-877-343-5830

Church-based money management courses are growing more popular

When Lisa Williamson came to grips with a recent bout of severe depression, she decided that one way to do something about it was to address her credit card debt. "I know God doesn't want me to live like this, all stressed out and burdened about paying the bills," Williamson said. So the devout Christian turned to her church for help. Through some counseling she received at Savannah Christian ...

Sostalk Episode #1: Debt Management (With Slides)