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Showdown over credit card debts
Legal test cases at the end of this month will affect the enforceability of hundreds of millions of pounds worth of credit card debts and other loans.
Layaway service returns from the dead
With consumers leery of piling up credit card debt, more and more retailers are reviving a service that had been given up for dead: layaway.
Teaching Students To Keep Out Of Credit Card Debt - The Parents' Role
Parents have got the full duty for their children and their education. It is up to parents to learn their children what's right and what's wrong, how to carry on themselves as good citizens, how to cross the route safely and generally protect themselves from harm.
How going to jail impacts your credit
Dear Credit Score Report, My brother is serving an 18 month sentence. He has no credit card debt , and the cards aren't being used.
Is layaway shopping right for you?
As the holiday shopping season fast arrives upon us, some are wondering how to go out and make their holiday purchases without getting burned by credit card debt or depleting their savings.
Monster Debit Card Leads to $40 Pizza, 24,000 Percent Interest Rate: TV
Just in time for your holiday spending binge, PBS shines a bright light on the credit-card monster.
Alan Pergament: 'Frontline' exposes credit traps
With the holidays nearly upon us, no documentary is more timely than tonight's "Frontline" presentation, "The Card Game." Better yet, it should have run on Halloween week because it exposes many of the "tricks and traps" disguised as treats to credit card holders.
Mortgage approvals for home buyers 'at two-year high'
Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Housing Tuesday 24th November 2009 - 10:08am Mortgage approvals for home buyers 'at two-year high' The number of mortgages approved for house purchase rose to its highest level for nearly two years during October as buyers continued to return to the market, figures showed today.
Late payments on credit cards drop in 3rd quarter
A shopper pulls a credit card from her wallet to make a purchase at the checkout at the Best Buy in Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Have you heard of the line, 'Get rich quick?' Acquiring wealth often is a slow process and sometimes doesn't happen because we don't understand how money works.
Rupert Cornwell: Only the turkeys don't look forward to Thanksgiving
Out of America: This week sees the best festival of the American year, when families put commercialism firmly in its place getty images Abraham Lincoln decreed in 1863 that Thanksgiving be celebrated each year on the final Thursday in November enlarge One late autumn day each year, the United States takes leave from the business of humanity.
NJ law restricts campus credit card solicitations
Credit card companies that want to solicit customers on New Jersey's college campuses are now facing tighter restrictions.Legislation that Gov.
Bad Credit Card Debt Consolidation Loan After Filing Bankruptcy
Bad Credit Debt consolidation program aim is to make it simpler for the borrower to keep back some specific and most possible amount of cash to pay off all of the debts.
Q&A for those in market for 1st home
This month, Congress extended the first-time homebuyer tax credit, giving qualified new buyers an $8,000 tax credit if they sign a contract by April 30 and close by June 30.
take KARE of your MONEY: Paying off credit card debt
And most of that money goes to interest," Program Director of Darryl Dahlheimer said.
More members of middle class file for bankruptcy
Staci Schubert's career has taken her from New York to California, from graphic designer to website designer to sales executive.
Web Site Helps Consumers In Tough Economy
In a recession, the landscape of the economy will change and often not for the better.
House panel opens impeachment hearings vs. judge - AP
A A A' A federal judge from Louisiana was falling deeply into gambling debt as he routinely solicited money and gifts from attorneys with cases before his court, congressional investigators said Tuesday as the House opened impeachment hearings against the judge.
New York Times : "American Workers Are Overpaid"
IBEW Local 1245 workers rally against cut-backs. New York Times : 'American Workers Are Overpaid' by Randy Shaw Nov.
Everyday Cheapskate: Here's why you can't afford credit card debt
Last year, the Federal Reserve Board announced new rules for banks that issue credit cards.
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