By Nelson Tan | On August 29, 2005 | In Debt Relief | Rated 
Here are 5 practical tips for you to prevent or solve potential debt problem as soon as possible.
By John Edmond | On April 2, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
Credit card debt is rising alarmingly and 0% credit offers are pushing more and more people into serious financial difficulties. Here I suggest a few ideas on how you can manage your debt and use these offers to your advantage.
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
Certain people are bad for your debts. Have you ever noticed how certain people encourage you to spend more heavily than others?
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
When approaching your lender to make an offer of reduced debt repayments, it's best to be completely honest and offer them as much as you can realistically afford to pay month by month.
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
You want to escape from your debts, right? But before you make a start, let me remind you that it won’t be easy. In fact, it could be one of the hardest things that you’ll ever do in your life.
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
It’s always a good idea to use a budget to keep track of your personal finances, but it’s vital when you’re up to your neck in debt!
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
When you reach the position where you can't afford your debt repayments, it's time to take action.
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
Do you want to get out of debt but can't find the motivation? Do you dread the mail arriving in case it brings you even more bills to pay?
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
One of the best ways to speed up the repayment of your debts is to focus your attention on paying off the loans that carry the highest rate of interest first. Get rid of the debts that cost you most to service.
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
Rounding up your debts is one of the biggest dangers to your financial position. It's also one of the easiest ways for your debts to get out of control.
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
The first stage of getting out of debt is to work out the size of your problem….to the nearest cent! If you don't know the true extent of your debt, you won't be able to do anything about it.
By Stuart Laing | On March 10, 2006 | In Debt Relief | Rated
Right, what does debt really mean? Debt is money that someone else lends you, on the understanding that you’ll pay it back. But it doesn’t end there. If only it were that simple!
By Michael Saunders | On January 9, 2007 | In Debt Relief | Rated
Your bargaining power in this technique is your willingness to repay your creditor the money that you owe him. If the account has already been charged off or discharged in bankruptcy, your leverage will be even greater.
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