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Supplemental Unemployment Insurance Pays Cash
If you are unemployed, how will you pay your bills? The average weekly state unemployment payment is less than $400. Will that cover your bills, utilities, groceries, and mortgage? In fact, the most common reason that mortgage get behind is because of a loss of income.
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Are Poor Credit Scores Ruining Your Life?
A few mistakes can really damage a credit report, especially these days when credit companies are so eager to lower credit scores because of the tight money situation But a poor credit score can cost you money as everything from auto loans to auto insurance will cost you [...]
Credit Card Balance SmackDown - Higher Fees + Lower Limits
Happy Holidays. Just when we enter the spending season, families are likely to see their budgets strained by another complication. The citigroup buyout is likely to cause a ripple effect that will get passed on to… guess who! … consumers!
Many major credit card companies will pass on costs by:
Raising Credit Card Fees - Some companies may [...]
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We dedicated Bad Credit Blues to helping you raise credit, avoid financial problems, and save money.
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