Almost Retired Planning
by Gary Foreman
Dear Gary, I am 53 and my husband is 60. It is unfortunate that both our careers were in industries that either made no provisions for retirement or went bankrupt leaving behind very small pensions.
Saving for a down payment
by Scott Bilker
How do you save money to buy a home when you are swamped with credit card bills that just seem to suck every last bit of savings?
DebtSmart Email Newsletter: 7/20/01
by DebtSmart Email Newsletter
In This Issue; Advertisers Letter from the Publisher; CONTEST WINNER: Always Check Into Debt Consolidation Organizations ONLINE AUCTION CORNER: Pay Off Debt with Your Clutter Reader Feedback Tip Saving for a Down Payment Savings or Debt Reduction First? IT'S ALL A PACK OF LIES!!; Subscribe Information
Always Check Into Debt Consolidation Organizations
by Christine DebtSmart Reader
My story begins like most of the people in this country. My husband and I had a lot of credit card debt that was getting out of control. No matter how hard we tried, the debt just seemed to never go away.
ONLINE AUCTION CORNER: Pay Off Debt with Your Clutter
by Scott Bilker
You know all the stuff that's filling up your garage, attic, or shed? It's the same stuff that you want to sell at a garage sale if you only had the time. Well, those unwanted items may be able to help you start reducing your debt today!
Savings or Debt Reduction First?
by Gary Foreman
When planning a budget should I use extra money to pay off credit card debt? Or should it go in a savings account?
Car Debt or Credit Debt First?
by Scott Bilker
Does it make sense to start increasing my payments on this loan? Isn't it fixed what I will pay on the loan? If this is the case shouldn't I start paying on the next highest interest debt (another credit card) instead? Thanks for any help!
No Money Down
by Gary Foreman
I see a guy on TV all the time. He says that you can buy a home with no money down and then come from closing with money in your pocket. Supposedly people buy homes and make millions a year. Do you know about this? How this could be done? Is it worth the 3 payments of $59.99? Or is it a scam?
DebtSmart Email Newsletter: 7/6/01
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In This Issue; Advertisers Letter from the Publisher; No Money Down Car Debt or Credit Debt First? 10 Reasons People Overspend Credit Card Tip (Don't cut up those cards!) Feedback/Survey/Contest; Subscribe Information
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