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Dec
9
Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosaki
Filed Under Berita Semasa, Business, blogging, donald trump | 1 Comment
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Jul
16
Debt Relief - Do you think its Myth?
Filed Under Business, Crazy News, debt management, file khas, finance, investment | 4 Comments
Debt relief comes in many forms — credit counseling, debt consolidation loans, settlement and even bankruptcy. Each solution will help you get out of debt, but the long term impacts and fees can vary greatly. Understand the myth and reality behind your debt relief options. I believe you need to know this:
Myth: All credit counseling programs are the same.
Reality: Unfortunately, there are people and companies out there that make a living taking advantage of people in financial trouble. Please be careful. Please do your homework — check around; ask questions. Beware of hidden fees. If a company requires you to make a payment to them (a payment that they’ll keep) before they will make payment to your creditors — find another company. For more information, read the U.S. Federal Trade Commission article Fiscal Fitness: Choosing a Credit Counselor.
Myth: If I check with multiple Credit Counseling Agencies (CCAs), I may find one with a lower creditor payment than another.
Reality: The creditor benefits you will receive on a debt management program are standardized within the industry. Agencies providing the CareOne service, as industry leaders, work with thousands of creditors on your behalf, allowing efficient and accurate processing of your payments and benefits.
Myth: If a CCA is non-profit it must be reputable.
Reality: There are more than a thousand credit counseling agencies in the United States, having very different service levels, fee structures, and reputations. Find out if the service has member access by phone and online, electronic debt repayment processing, and 24/7 customer service. Also, check out your local Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org) for complaints.
Debt Consolidation Loan
Myth: A debt consolidation loan is the best way for a homeowner to get out of debt.
Reality: For some homeowners the answer can be yes. But it will depend on several factors, such as the amount of equity in your home, the current interest rate on the mortgage, and the value of your property. However, if you are having trouble paying your credit card debt as it is, rolling it all together in with the security of your home could be a risk not worth taking.
Debt Settlement
Myth: Debt settlement is a good, new alternative to get out of debt.
Reality: If you still can’t afford your reduced monthly payment with credit counseling then debt settlement may be an option. Like bankruptcy, debt settlement may have a lasting impact on your credit report which will affect your ability to get credit at favorable interest rates. Fees for this service vary significantly from company to company, so do your homework. For the differences between debt consolidation and debt settlement, see the Wikipedia entry about debt settlement and the article Debt Consolidation Company vs. Debt Settlement Company.
Bankruptcy
Myth: Bankruptcy isn’t such a bad alternative.
Reality: If you still can’t afford your reduced monthly payment with credit counseling then bankruptcy may be an option. Bankruptcy will have a lasting impact on your credit report (10 years). Filing bankruptcy may also be the most expensive alternative — if you decide to buy a car or a house your interest rates could dramatically increase (more than double). Also, the 2005 bankruptcy reform law has made it more difficult to file for bankruptcy and there are stricter rules in the bankruptcy process. For more information about bankruptcy, see the U.S. Courts Bankruptcy Basics webpage and the American Bankruptcy Institute Overview of Bankruptcy.
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Jun
7
Bankcruptcy Alternative
Filed Under Berita Semasa, Buat Duit, Business, Crazy News, debt management, investment | 3 Comments
You’re in a financial bind. It’s difficult to make your monthly payments. Maybe you’re thinking about declaring personal bankruptcy. Do you know there are alternatives to bankruptcy? Keep reading to learn how to avoid bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is a difficult topic to discuss, and declaring personal bankruptcy is an even more difficult decision to make. While it may provide financial relief, you should consider other alternatives to filing bankruptcy before making this tough decision.
Bankruptcy Alternatives
Call Your Creditors – Don’t hide from your situation. To see if your creditors can help you, give them a call and explain that you’re having trouble with your finances. If you explain that you are considering bankruptcy, they may be able to give you an alternative payment plan to help you get through the difficult time.
Write Out a Budget – The first thing you should do before making any big decision is take a hard look at your financial situation. An organized way to do this is to write out a budget. You should include detailed information on the following:
* Monthly household income
* Monthly household expenses
Understanding how you are spending your money may help you get a handle on your finances and avoid bankruptcy. You’ll be able to see areas where you can decrease your spending, such as eliminating the premium channels from your cable service or switching to a free Internet service. You may wish to review our article on preparing a budget or you can try our online budget worksheet. Remember to have your income and expense information handy (e.g., pay stubs, and copies of bills and statements).
Balance Transfer – You may be able to transfer a balance from a high interest rate card to one with a lower rate. If you already have a credit card with a low interest rate, you might consider transferring the balance from a high rate credit card to the lower rate one. You may also be able to apply for a new credit card with a lower interest rate. Be careful about introductory rates, also called teaser rates. If it’s too high, this option may not be your best choice. Make sure you know what rate will be in effect after the first couple of months. See the Baltimore Better Business Bureau article Credit Card Offers: What’s the Catch? Use our onlinecalculators to help you evaluate whether credit card consolidation may help you.
Refinance a Loan – If you’re able to get better terms, it might be a good idea to refinance a car loan or mortgage. Review the information carefully; you could save a lot of money.
Borrow Money from Family – You may have family or friends who could loan you money to help pay off high rate debts to avoid bankruptcy. Remember to treat this type of loan just as you would any loan from a financial institution and pay it back on time.
Get a Debt Consolidation Loan – If a bank finds you creditworthy, you could get a debt consolidation loan to pay off your credit cards as an alternative to filing bankruptcy. To get more information on creditworthiness or debt consolidation loans, you may wish to read our related Knowledge Center Articles.
Borrow Money from Savings – Depending on your situation, it may be an option for you to borrow against your IRA or 401(k) to pay off credit cards or loans that have a higher interest rate. See the Investopedia articleBorrowing From Your Plan for advice about taking money from your IRA or 401(k). Also refer to the International Association of Professional Debt Arbitrators article 401K Hardship Withdrawals – An Overview for information about the Internal Revenue Service rules on retirement plan loans. Before borrowing against or using your savings, you should compare the amount of debt you have to the amount of savings you have.
Credit Assistance – What if you don’t find any breathing room after looking at your finances? You may think that there is no alternative to bankruptcy. You don’t have to make that decision yet. Credit assistance programs may be able to help you. You’ve probably seen ads on television or in your yellow pages for debt or credit counseling. Credit Assistance organizations manage your unsecured debt through a debt management program to help you avoid bankruptcy. See the U.S. Federal Trade Commission article Fiscal Fitness: Choosing a Credit Counselor.
Working through Debt Management programs, creditors may offer benefits that can help you avoid bankruptcy for your unsecured debts, such as:
* Lowered monthly payments
* Reduced or eliminated interest rates
* Eliminated late fees
Ps: I believe this is time for you to take an action before your family hate you. I don’t care if others people hate me. BUt if my family hate me, i rather die for that. Huh!
This link also good to read: Alternative of Bancruptcy
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May
10
How to Digging out of Debt and Build our Savings?
Filed Under Berita Semasa, Business, Crazy News, debt management, file khas, finance, investment, news | 2 Comments
Financial planners often point out that getting out of high-interest debt is in itself a substantial investment-hence the standard advice that if you have money in savings you should use it to pay down expensive credit-card balances, which cost more in interest than your savings earns.
But what can get lost in the middle between advice on reducing debt and advice on building savings and investments is that the two financial endeavors can, and sometimes should, go together.
Cut Down Your Debt
You don’t have to be near bankruptcy to feel the pinch from too-large monthly credit payments. Or perhaps you don’t even feel the pinch, but can think of something that you’d rather do with your money than spend it on interest. Whatever your motive, there are some basic steps you can take in managing your debt to reduce or eliminate it while paying as little interest as possible.
The most important thing to do, whether you owe hundreds or thousands, is to create a list of all of your loans-mortgage, auto loans, credit cards, student loans, etc. Include details about how much you owe, the minimum monthly payment, the gross (for credit cards, the annual) interest rate, and the after-tax interest rate (the gross adjusted for tax deductions on interest from loans such as mortgages or home-equity loans).
First, total the amount you owe so that you can approach your finances realistically-a surprisingly large number of people have no idea what their debt actually is.
Next, prioritize the list so that you are always paying the most money toward the debt with the highest interest rate. Often people are tempted to pay toward the largest balance first, but in fact your goal should be to reduce the amount of interest you pay, and the fastest way to do that is to pay off the highest-interest debt first.
As you pay off each account, shift your resources to the next one on the list. And keep paying the same amount each month, even though you owe less and your minimum payments are shrinking. Remember that minimum payments rarely cover much more than the interest charge for the current billing cycle.
Build Your Savings
The “use your savings to pay your credit cards” rule is not, in fact, universal. In some circumstances it may make sense to keep-or even add to-your savings while paying off high-interest debt.
If you live on a tight budget, for example, and tend to rely on credit cards for emergencies, it might be a better idea to keep a small savings account from which you can withdraw funds to cover unexpected expenses. This way you avoid running up additional credit card debt and the interest that goes with it. One way to get more interest for the money you have saved: look into a money market account, which typically pays higher interest than a standard savings account but still keeps your money liquid should you need it.
In addition, if your employer offers a 401K plan with matching of funds, you should almost always contribute at least as much as the company matches even while trying to reduce your debt. The reason is purely financial: your employer’s matching of your contribution significantly increases your return-on-investment, both immediately as it increases the amount in your account and over time as interest on that larger balance compounds over the years. And, tax-deductible plans can get you another bonus by reducing your taxable income in each year. In short, this is one of the few kinds of savings that can earn more for your money than your credit cards charge in interest.
Some people also find it important to set financial goals, including rewards, for themselves as they reduce their debt. Saving toward a meaningful goal like a vacation next summer can sometimes provide the motivation to help you through a period of restrained spending as you pay off those cards. And your vacation will be all the more relaxing because you’ll know it’s already paid for!
Another trick to motivate yourself to cut back your debt and, eventually, increase your savings involves promising yourself a “raise.” Although many advisors recommend that once you pay off your debt you should shift the money that went for your payments directly into savings (on the theory that because you’ve lived without it, you won’t miss it in the future), you might also promise yourself some portion of that money as a “raise.” Dividing the newly free cash between savings and your spending budget allows you to enjoy the fruits of your debt-reduction labor immediately while still increasing your nest egg.
Ps: So, its this one really help you? I guess many people already try it and manage to dig out their financial and debt problem. What do you think about that guys?
You also can read this article to help you understand about investment and debt
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Nov
16
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