November 17th, 2010
Credit cards are used by all the people nowadays. Some people have more 3 or 4
credit cards of their own. The problem in credit card usage is there is no limit for
the credits. So people are using the cards without knowing about the debt amount.
The company or bank which provides credit will have some rate of interest for
the credit amount. The debt amount will be more for the long-term unpaid credit
because the slab value will be more for the interest. Check the bank statement and
the credit card bills to verify whether you received a correct statement from the
creditors. Record the bills for further verifications.
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November 17th, 2010
Bankruptcy should be the absolutely last possibility to resolve your financial problems. Having said that, there is a time and place for this action. Bankruptcy laws vary from state to state. So, even if your financial assessment indicates that you are eligible for this legal protection, state laws will probably be the deciding factor in your decision.
While Financial Tech’nics is a viable alternative to bankruptcy for many, the “How to Eat an Elephant Financial Assessment” will tell you whether or not bankruptcy is a viable action for you. Sometimes it is just better to throw in the towel and do whatever you have to in order to get your life back together. If that is the case, we will be the first to tell you.
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November 16th, 2010
This is similar to the home equity loan. It is increasing debt and your objective is to get out of debt. Once again, this type of loan will be secured by some type of collateral, meaning that if it goes into default, they can come and get whatever is pledged for the loan.
There is a time and place to consider this action, but only if there is ample evidence in the financial assessment that this is really beneficial to reaching your goal of becoming debt free. Even then, it should only be financed for a short period of time.
Out of eighteen years in this business, Financial Tech’nics has only encouraged this type of loan twice. Exhaust every other avenue first.
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November 15th, 2010
There are exceptions to every rule, but when it comes to refinancing your home to repay unsecured debts the homeowner should think long and hard before making that commitment. More specifically, we don’t recommend that you borrow secured dollars to pay off unsecured debt. In an overwhelming number of instances, it places your greatest appreciable asset in jeopardy.
Collection agents are notorious for suggesting or even insisting that you pursue this type of financing. If you bend to the pressure, you have ample money to repay 100% of the debt, and the bill collector is paid a commission on every dollar he can collect from you. So listen to how senseless this sounds. A complete stranger pressures you into financing your home so he can make larger commission check.
While you may not understand the implications of that last statement, it is dangerous at best and absolutely devastating at worst. Just remember:
1. When someone suggests that you to refinance your home, it is for their benefit—not yours.
2. Never borrow secured dollars to pay off unsecured debt.
Yes, there are exceptions to every rule, but in this case I can’t think of any.
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November 14th, 2010
Debt is the amount you have to pay back to the creditors. The creditors can be
a bank or any private company which lent you money as credit. The repaying
procedure is said to be debt settlement. The main issue in the debt settlement is
that the amount will be more that you can’t pay back at onetime using your normal
income. At that time you have to settle the debt amount with the help of any debt
settlement companies to avoid some harassment call from the creditors. The better
way to get rid of this issue is to plan well before getting credits or using credit
cards.
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November 13th, 2010
There are number of debt settlement companies to support the debt amount. The
companies will have a team of experts to help you in debt settlement. The debt settlement
programs include debt negotiation. The experts or the professionals will negotiate for the
debt amount and the time with the company or the creditors. The negotiation will be to
decrease the maximum of your debt amount and to help you to pay your debt in an easy
way. They also help to manage your debt by using your assets. They will get the details
and the values of your assets and the debt amount you have to pay.
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November 13th, 2010
The Importance of completing this Financial Assessment cannot be over stated. It is so simple to do. It is also unique because it is unlike anything on the market today. It seems that most so called debt assistant companies have a little mortgage calculator that will figure how long it will take for you to eliminate your indebtedness. That may be impressive to some, but in the real world if you follow those instructions, you will never get out of debt.
For instance, if you have a $5,000 balance on a 21.5% interest credit card, it will take you over 25 years to pay that card off. If you multiply that by several cards, the remedy could be worse than the illness.
The problem is that if the calculation method is wrong the evaluation results will be wrong also. Some debt counselors will tell you to choose where to begin eliminating your debt problems. This tells you immediately that their evaluation system is seriously flawed because the “evaluation numbers” will tell you what is wrong, where things went wrong and who is responsible. And finally, the assessment results will show you how to set realistic priorities.
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November 12th, 2010
Your debt can be from your credit card usage or any credit usage by you. The debt
settlement will be a big issue if your debt amount is large ad it can’t be settled by one
day or in a particular time. The debt amount will get increase by the rate of interest. The
creditors can be any bank or any company. The rate of interest will be different t and it is
based on the company rule and statement. Choose the company by verifying the rate of
interest. They set some limits for some particular interest and the interest will increase the
amount increased or the time is long.
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November 12th, 2010
The debt amount can be for your credit card usage or direct credit from any creditors. The
creditors can be any bank or any company. The creditors can set their rate of interest of
their own. The debt will be more than the amount you owed because the credit amount
will be added with the interest amount. The debt settlement will become an issue if the
debt amount is more and it can’t be paid at one time. To overcome this problem you can
get the support of the debt settlement companies. They will help you to settle the debt
amount easily and negotiate with the creditors for you.
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November 11th, 2010
If you feel that your finances might be out of control… they are! Back in the 1980’s, Jim Emmert analyzed the financial structure of troubled businesses. Jim was known as the guy who could predict financial train wrecks. Since most of his business was by referral, the prospective client would grab his sleeve and say, “Just tell me about the train wreck.”
Jim is certainly no psychic, but the financial assessment numbers would reveal…
• Whether or not a financial train wreck was in their future.
• When the train wreck would happen. And,
• How bad the train wreck would be.
The amazing result of this simple finding was that it always gave the business owner hope. The reason is because he knew that even if we predicted a financial train wreck in the future, he could possibly head it off.
The same thing is true for family finances. If the things listed below are happening at your home, there may be a train wreck in the making.
1. Steady barrage of collection calls.
2. You are making minimum payments on your credit card balances.
3. You have to rob Peter to pay Paul at the end of the month.
4. Marriage partners are beginning to blame each other for the mess in progress.
5. Stress and irritability has robbed you of your peace of mind.
7) Is There a Financial Train Wreck in Your Future?
If you feel that your finances might be out of control… they are! Back in the 1980’s, Jim Emmert analyzed the financial structure of troubled businesses. Jim was known as the guy who could predict financial train wrecks. Since most of his business was by referral, the prospective client would grab his sleeve and say, “Just tell me about the train wreck.”
Jim is certainly no psychic, but the financial assessment numbers would reveal…
• Whether or not a financial train wreck was in their future.
• When the train wreck would happen. And,
• How bad the train wreck would be.
The amazing result of this simple finding was that it always gave the business owner hope. The reason is because he knew that even if we predicted a financial train wreck in the future, he could possibly head it off.
The same thing is true for family finances. If the things listed below are happening at your home, there may be a train wreck in the making.
1. Steady barrage of collection calls.
2. You are making minimum payments on your credit card balances.
3. You have to rob Peter to pay Paul at the end of the month.
4. Marriage partners are beginning to blame each other for the mess in progress.
5. Stress and irritability has robbed you of your peace of mind.
If any of the above warning signs describes your financial situation, be sure and read the A2: “How to Eat an Elephant” financial assessment packet or Contact Us today!
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