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5 Steps to Manage Debt While Unemployed

2 September 2010

Consumer debt, which comprises of credit card debt and loans, is at an all time high along with a huge number of unemployed debtors. Despite being unemployed, many consumers still have to repay balances on their credit cards and loans. Poor debt management and a high reliance on unsecured loans have led to an increase in the number of people filing for bankruptcy. Here are 5 steps to manage debt while unemployed.



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No Comments | Author: CreditCardsCo | Categories: Debt Consolidation, Financial Planning

Being Responsible with Student Credit Cards

24 August 2010

When used responsibly, credit cards for college students are an excellent way for college students to learn financial responsibility.



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Getting Ready For a Crisis

14 August 2009

As the saying goes, ‘failure to plan’ is ‘planning to fail’, a financial crisis deserves every bit of planning on your part. Gaining ammunition on what to expect during a financial crisis goes a long way in getting you ready for tougher times ahead and ensuring you don’t make the silly mistakes a lot of us subscribe to during these periods.



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2 Comments | Author: CreditCardsCo | Categories: Banking, Financial Planning

What is a Recession & Depression? How it affect my finances?

18 March 2009

While there’s no widely acceptable definition of a recession, virtually all economics agree that a recession is a period of declining economic activity. Businesses experience little growth causing the employment rate to fall, price of housing drops, and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) falls by 10% or more within a 12 month period.



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1 Comment | Author: CreditCardsCo | Categories: Financial Planning

How to improve your cash flow?

19 February 2009

The cash flow of a business – whether a small-scale or big-time business – is the feast and famine nature when money coming into the business becomes tight enough to risk not supporting underlying business activities it formerly supported.



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4 Comments | Author: CreditCardsCo | Categories: Financial Planning




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