How Do I Find a Credit Card Debt Consolidation Company If I Have Bad Credit?

May 23rd, 2010
Just because someone has a bad credit history does not immediately mean they are not eligible for a debt consolidation loan. In fact, the specialized companies that provide the loans are used to seeing some form of poor credit. This does not make it any easier to qualify, but it does offer hope.

One of the first things to consider are the circumstances that surrounded the debt. A lender may be very forgiving and willing to work with someone if the bills fell into arrears due to some event that was completely unforeseen. This can include an illness, loss of a job due to a business closing, or even being the victim of a crime.

In these cases, there is a very good chance that a loan can be acquired.

Unfortunately, with credit card debt, if the reasons are related to overspending or reckless balance transfers, it may become more difficult to qualify. In this case, it may be necessary to rely on personal assets.

Providing assets that are valued at, or above, the amount of the loan may go a long way towards convincing a hesitant company to take a risk. While this puts the customer in the uncomfortable position of possibly losing their home or car, it may be the only option.

If there are no assets to secure the loan with, then some businesses will accept (or require) a co-signer. A co-signer, also called a guarantor, is a person with enough income or assets to pay for the loan should the recipient default on payment.

The most important thing to have when attempting to secure a debt consolidation loan is a steady income. All companies will want to see this. It is almost impossible to get a loan without one. If returning from work after a long illness, and the illness was the cause of the debt, then there is a very good chance of qualifying for a loan.

If you are in need of a debt consolidation loan, and you have bad credit, make a list of assets and reasons that you cannot pay down your credit card bills on your own. Approach several companies and present your case. Even with bad credit, someone should be able to help.



By: Hector Milla

Eliminate Credit Card Debt

May 21st, 2010


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How much credit card debt do you have as a couple with one child?

May 17th, 2010

Just wondering what the average is. My husband tells me everyone has debt, and I can understand my house and my car, but what is your credit card debt?

Credit Card Debt Advice – How to HELP Yourself

May 17th, 2010
You need credit card debt advice to turn your finances around and start living the good life again. No doubt, you are sick and tired of the harassing telephone calls at home and at work, the threatening letters, and the diminished quality of life. So here is a plan which will help you to do just that.

H stands for taking a holistic approach to your finances. It is not enough to just get out of debt, you need to stay out. This means changing your spending habits and being able to say no, or not now. To take this approach, you need to enroll in some financial planning and management courses which are offered by your local government or not-for-profit agency. These classes will help you to devise a budget but you will need to commit to following that budget religiously.

E means to evaluate your situation with detached cool and logic. Step away from your situation and look at it as others do. Admit to yourself that you messed up and that you did not plan to fail, you failed to plan. You will never solve a problem until to recognize that you have one and if you are in debt, you have a spending problem.

L is for learn. Learn about the programs and services which are available to you to get out of debt and to stay out of debt. You need to learn how to save money for emergencies so that an emergency does not throw you into financial chaos. You need to learn about credit card terms and conditions and interest rates so that you can choose more wisely the credit cards you will use and which ones to avoid.

P is for plan. You need a solid and workable plan which will get you out of debt and keep you out. Then you need the patience and perseverance to stick with this plan.



By: Jason Rodriguez

Who is responsible for credit card debt if somebody dies? Or does the company eat it?

May 13th, 2010

Say somebody has X amount of credit card debt, then they die but still have that debt to the credit card company outstanding, what happens? Does the company have to write it off as bad debt or ? Perhaps the company can hit up that person’s estate. But let me pose another question then – what if that person’s estate does not have enough money to cover that credit card debt.

Hate your Credit Card Bills? MAXED OUT – NOW ON DVD

May 12th, 2010


Maxed Out takes viewers on a journey deep inside the American style of debt, where things seem fine as long as the minimum monthly payment arrives on time. With coverage that spans from small American towns all the way to the White House, the film shows how the modern financial industry really works, explains the true definition of “preferred customer” and tells us why the poor are getting poorer while the rich keep getting richer. Hilarious, shocking and incisive, Maxed Out paints a picture …

Dealing with Credit Card Debt

April 29th, 2010


A step by step video talking about the reality of credit card debt, and how the credit card companys are really charging you 83.3% interest.

Credit Card Debt Help – Really Helps

April 24th, 2010
Once a consumer adopt the habit of using credit cards it become impossible for him or her to get out of this habit. The use of credit card itself is not a bad thing but the wide spread use of credit cards without proper planning and proper knowledge about the interest rates against credit card as the bad thing. Mostly consumers feel that credit cards debt help them a lot in fulfilling there daily needs but they don’t have any idea about that this credit card debt help is just temporary and they will require the help of some one to get out of this help.

Credit card debt help attracts consumers to go deeper and deeper in to debt pools and once they realize it become useless to cry over split milk. Credit card debt help is very much important for consumers in order to get proper understanding about credit cards debts. Consumers should try to use this plastic money through proper planning. They should try not to use more than the cash which they have currently in there accounts.

Mostly consumers are also very much unaware of late payment penalties and credit card annual charges. They keep doing late payments and once they realize about the late payments penalties till than they have waste a good amount of money in these penalties. Without proper information the use of credit card is really dangerous about consumer’s future. Because of these credit cards debts they can become bankrupt I they failed to pay off there debts against credit cards on time. Sometimes the interest rates are too high that it becomes impossible for consumers to manage monthly payments and they start missing monthly payments and there debts keep on growing.

Credit card debt help is always available but it depends upon consumers that whether they try to get it or not.



By: Jerry Cole

What is the best way to pay off credit card debt?

April 13th, 2010

I’ve heard of companies like cureadebt.com that will settle your credit card debts for 70% of the amount owed. I’ve also heard of government grants to pay unsecured debt(credit cards), but I don’t know where to get the info on them. I’m considering a second mortgage to pay these off with a lower interest rate. Thoughts?

We no longer use credit cards, so the balance only increases because of high interest rates.

What is the best solution for credit card debt?

April 6th, 2010

What is the best solution for credit card debt?
I am way in over my head, I have 6 credit cards and I’m over $40,000 in debt. I have tried to take out a loan at the bank to consolidate but i got turned down. I need HELP!

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