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Validation of debt: 7 debt validation steps to fight collection agency

Saturday, May 8th, 2010

  1. Proof that the CA holds your debt: You’ll get a written proof of your debt being sold off or assigned to the CA.
  2. Your payment history: You’ll be given a statement of your account payment history till date. This will help you to verify your total debt amount including any late/extra fees being added. You can also find out how the CA has calculated the extra fees.
  3. Copy of your original contract: This will prove whether or not you still owe the debt. Instead of this contract, the CA can also provide you with account statements from the original creditor.
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How to settle your debts yourself and simplify your life

Saturday, May 8th, 2010

If you cannot pay the minimum on your debts, it’s time for you to settle your debts. Debt settlement is a way by which you can negotiate with creditors/collection agencies and reduce your debt amount by 40-60%.

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Consolidate College Loans – Fixed Rate vs Fluctuating Interest Rate Loans

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

It does pay to consolidate college loans as doing so will help you save up to sixty percent on the total cost of your existing loans. This is good news, especially as many college students are currently paying more than eight percent by way of interest on their college loans. By going ahead and consolidating your college loan you will be able to half your monthly payments and also get to take advantage of lower rates of interest.

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