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Get The Total Recovery From Debt Settlement

Get The Total Recovery From Debt Settlement

| October 14, 2013 | 1 Comment

The word debt settlement is the way of declaration of the people when they are not able to pay to those creditors from whom they took money as a debt. Sometimes the same thing the person repeats with credit cards then it is known as the credit card debt settlement. But everyone wants to find […]

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Difference between Credit Counselling and Debt Settlement

Difference between Credit Counselling and Debt Settlement

| October 12, 2013 | 2 Comments

Even though both of these services offer you help to settle your loans, there are a lot of things that sets these two apart. Credit counselors are non- profit organizations that help you manage your money whereas a debt settlement company is a for-profit organization that deals with your debts. So basically these companies offer […]

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Bad Credit Car Title – Easy And Quick Access To Cash For Urgent Needs

Bad Credit Car Title – Easy And Quick Access To Cash For Urgent Needs

| September 23, 2013 | 0 Comments

One of the reasons for many people not getting access to the loans easily is that they are carrying a fault payment history. Such borrowers carry a high risks as they are more likely to repeat the past mistakes of payment defaults or late payments. The lending companies want to keep away from such worries […]

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Foolproof Tips to Get Permanently Out of Your Harassing Debt

Foolproof Tips to Get Permanently Out of Your Harassing Debt

| September 9, 2013 | 0 Comments

Nowadays, it is not surprising to be trapped into a debt such that it keeps distressing you often as well as burdening your bank balance. Sometimes, the debt keeps on increasing just because the employment of ineffective ways to pay it off. For example, you may end up taking loans to pay an already existing […]

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Your Options for Rescuing a Failing Business

Your Options for Rescuing a Failing Business

| September 3, 2013 | 0 Comments

It’s no secret that a lot of businesses are struggling to keep their heads above water in today’s economic climate, and sadly many smaller companies (and even some larger ones) are being forced into administration. For any businesses owner, the prospect of this is an emotionally and financially stressful thing to deal with, but what do you do if your business is close to going under? The good news is there are a few options that might just be able to save your company. Cut costs where possible The first and most obvious step you need to take is to reduce expenditure wherever possible. Hopefully, you’ll already have begun to instigate this, but if not, now is the time to start. The harsh reality is that you may need to reduce the size of your workforce, and let go of employees who aren’t crucial players in the company’s future. If you’re not yet at the stage where administration is inevitable but things just aren’t going great, then after reducing the size of your workforce you should think about relocating to smaller, cheaper offices in order to save money. Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) A company voluntary arrangement allows a failing business’ directors to stay in control whilst paying off their creditors over a period of time. In order for a CVA to work, the directors must be completely committed to saving the business, and must already be taking drastic steps to cut costs. They must also have a realistic projection of potential future sales and have developed a daily cash flow model. With the help of a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner, the business’ directors and their creditors will come to an agreement regarding the rate and timescale for debt repayments. ‘Hibernate’ the business If you feel like you have no other option, you could always put your business into hibernation and give it a new lease of life when economic times are better. This isn’t likely to be an option for any business owner who’s in deep trouble, but if your business just isn’t profitable anymore, then this could be a good idea. Storing physical assets and biding your time in another job for a year or two could prove successful. It’s likely that some of your competitors will have gone into administration in the time you’ve been away, so when your business reboots you’ll have a better chance of survival.

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Debt Collection Techniques to Conquer your Financial Challenges

Debt Collection Techniques to Conquer your Financial Challenges

| March 23, 2013 | 0 Comments

If you’ve been in the business for the last few years, you must have been facing some real time challenges that are getting more complicated day by day. Shortage of funds is the biggest challenge that the business organizations face and when there is excessive shortage of funds, this disrupts the smooth flow of your […]

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Debt Management Can Begin at Home

Debt Management Can Begin at Home

| March 6, 2013 | 1 Comment

Many people feel stressed by the level of debt that they are carrying through life. One way to help alleviate that stress is to turn to professionals for assistance with debt management. There are many agencies and organisations out there that can help people organize their debts into more manageable amounts, either through a debt management plan […]

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Bill Consolidation  – The Necessary Partner of a Credit Card Debtor

Bill Consolidation – The Necessary Partner of a Credit Card Debtor

| September 25, 2012 | 1 Comment

  If you’re over your head in credit card debt, your accounts must have been turned down to the collection agencies for recuperation of the debt amount. Once this step has been taken by your creditors, the debt collectors will harass you for repayment of the debt amount and this may soon become an irksome […]

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