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 How many people have been ripped off by trial offers?
I lost my internet connection when I moved and didn't cancel before the offer ended and when I got reconnected they socked me 40 bucks.No refunds ...


 I am about 6000 in credit card debt and thinking of filing for bankruptcy?
My fiance and I purchased my vehicle together (both of our names are on the loan, but just his is on the title). I am a full time student and unable to make my credit card payments. I owe around 6000 ...


 Does any body agree the screening of da vinci code?
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 How does one get out of debt under a year when you only 1300.00 a month??
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 If I want to take all of my small loans and pay them off with a credit card is ther a credit card I can get ?
that will give me a 13,000.00 limit? My credit is good, it's just that i have a lot of small things open, and I want to transfer everything to this one card and just have this one payment. Is ...


 Any ideas on where to go for home financing if you have no credit history but have plenty income for payments?
we have no credit history anymore.were victims of identity theft and in fixing that credit report was totally wiped ...


 How many credit card should I have?
I watched a video in my class and they said it's better to have one credit card only.

But in reality, I know a lot of people have like at least 2 credit cards and they said it's ...


 Where can I apply for a credit card if I have bad credit?
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 Credit card write offs due to being under 21 when aggrement was signed?
Hi, i was told by someone that it is possible to get a credit card written off if you entered into it being under the age of 21... I have a card that i got when i was 18 and the interest rate is 28% ...


 What is your opinion of any service that offers credit repair?
I need to fix my credit, and there are people on E-bay and elsewhere who guarantee the full restoration of my credit. Are they legitimate?...


 Applying for a credit card?
If I apply for a credit card, but don't use it, is there any inactivity charges they can issue me?...


 Does money owed to Collection Agency's go away over time?
I owe various amounts of money to more than one Collection Agency, money I have yet to even see in my lifetime of 23. I've expected this to follow me wherever I go until it's finally paid ...


 Legal and personal question about co-signing.?
Im a 44 yr old single mom raising a 15 yr old daughter. i make 8 dollars an hour and struggling every month. i dont own anything, but i HAD good credit. My 22 year old son asked me if I could co ...


 Does it hurt your credit to tranfer your balance to a new 0% card?
What about if you do it more than once?...


 I was contacted by a collections company about a debt that isn't mine, is it a scam?
I got a call stating they were collecting a debt on a Nexcard account from 2002. They told me the balance was $5500, and that they were willing to settle if I'd pay it off. I did have credit ...


 Where can i find he best deals on dooney and burke?
im lookin for a dooney and burke dose any one know any places that have them on slae right now or is thier something else i should look at like coach or vera bradley
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 Does Bad credit truely effect getting a good job?
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 Can a law office garnish pay wages if they are collecting a debt from a repossed vehicle?
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 Do you have to be employed.?
I dont personally work but my grandson does but he doesnt have a bank account so if I apply for a Dell PC on a payment sceam will they give it me. His wages go into my account if that makes a ...


 Is it better for my credit to keep cards open or close them once paid off?
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Cynthia
How soon do you think I could pay off $7500 worth of debt and still save money and have a vacation?
This year I am really dedicating myself to becoming financially free. Since Dec I have already paid off $1200 and exhausted my savings account by doing so. I have automatic payments set up monthly and plan on increasing them in the next few months when one of the lower credit cards are paid off.
I also go to college and do not have a car, so not having a car really helps. I make about $35K pre-tax a year and really want to save money as well and go on a vacation.

If youre an optimist, how soon do you think it could be done?
This year? or do you think in 2008? I really want to pay this off but i dont want to deny myself a real vacation as well.
                     
 




Barkley Hound
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If you are single and your rent is reasonable you should be able to save at least $10,000 a year.


Wrong!
honestly, it depends on your cash flow. Map out your revenue/income stream and you debt requirements. I understand getting out of debt, but how you do it is important. I see you have exhausted your saving and that is not good. Despite what anyone tells you, you must save cash for yourself for a rainy day. if you need cash now, what will you do but have to charge everything, and fall back in a debt trap. more importantly than paying thing off fast. make sure you can buy everything else cash.


fAiTh
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id shoot for vaca next year and really dedicate yourself to paying everything!! off this year...


Dan S
I would shoot for 2008.

The problem isn't how fast your are paying off the credit cards as much as how much interest you have to pay. You have to pay off the interest before you can pay off the principle, that's how credit card companies make their money. Since your interest is leaved and compounded ever month that makes credit cards the worst way to borrow money (all the banks say this, but they don't offer you an alternative).

If you have had the card for a while then you should talk with the credit card company and ask them to reduce your rates. Even if they only reduce it a few points it can make a big difference.

Once you have the debt paid off you don't want to fall right back into debt. You need to build up your savings account and you must save enough money to take your trip and be able to pay off your credit card bills when you get them, thus avoiding having to pay more interest.

I think you should plan on a nice vacation in the summer of 2008, assuming that you don't have any financial disasters that you depleted savings can't handle. If you do then you will need to resort to your credit card again.

Since you haven't told us the rate that you are paying interest on your card or how much you monthly payments are I can't give you exact figures. As for this summer I suggest you rent a car and take a few days to drive around and visit another nearby town over a long weekend. That may not be enough, but you really can't afford anything more.


STEVEN F
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As an optimist, I say six months after you start a part time job delivering pizza. I will be applying to every pizza place within 5 mile tomorrow. I have $12,000 to pay off.


great2bealive85
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If you bust your butt you can pay probably pay it off in 2007. You would have to make payments of about $700 to the credit card companies (or whoever) every month. If you can do that and still pay your rent, great. If not, set your sights a little lower.


Mrs. Morality
Yes. With your yearly income and given the fact that you do not have a vehicle, I think you have a good chance to pay off debt this year. It also depends on how you spend your income now. If you concentrate on paying bills after your expenses before doing any other spending you should be fine.


Akbar B
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14 months if you keep up the good work.


sarah m
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win the lottery, and go on vacation tomorrow, pay your debts off when you get home


Tim P
Figure out how much you could save each month if you had no debt. Then send 1/2 of that minimum to pay off debt and 1/2 to savings.

You will be feeling good on both counts.

To pay off your debt in 2 years would be about $400 per month. Can you do that & save $400 per month?


tonker26
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well that is a lot of money but do not worry a bout it, just consolidate your debts and make a single payment every months. and maybe you will take that holly day.


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