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College debt: Still a worthy gamble?

As time is moving on, college education in the US is becoming more and more unaffordable. Finaid.org, website on financial aid information, reports that the average college tuition cost is growing at approx. three times the rate of inflation. Consequently, the portion of college costs that the federal Pell grants wrap is reducing. Lauren Asher, [...]

6 Smart tips to allot cash when broke

Several reasons can join hands together to make a hole in your wallet and let you experience a serious lack of cash. It is always hard to prepare a family budget with the little bit of cash you have on hand. You might be questioning, “How did I get into this mess?” and perhaps you [...]

7 Exclusive tips to cope with debt trauma and anxiety

Are you seeing a gloomy future as of your swelling debt burdens? Are you thinking to make an escape leaving all the worries behind? When you get into debt and struggle to get out of it, you often become anxious; and the overwhelming stress and tension can lead your toward depression. Let’s take a look [...]

3 Innovative ways to track your debt

Debt – you never want to think about this four-letter word. But if you are trying not to think about it, trying to live in the state of oblivion, or if you’re not keeping track of your debt, then you’re perhaps not getting closer to become debt free. If you want to pay off your [...]

5 Interesting things that never damage your credit score

If you lose your job and/ or barren your bank account, you won’t see a blow to your credit score. Even if you refuse to pay for your rented house, your credit score won’t feel any negative effect. As long as you’re paying your bills on time, you should not be worried about your credit [...]

How to Understand and Master Google+

In 1983 I saw a Macintosh for the first time and fell in love. I loved Macintosh so much that I wrote a book about it. In 2011 I saw Google+ for the first time and fell in love again. And now for the second time in my career, I’ve written a book about a product: What the Plus! Google+ for the Rest of Us.

9 US cities where consumers have successfully cut their debts

Did you know the cites in America that have been trying hard to do the toughest trade? The trade of cutting down their credit card debts? The consumers in the states, where recession did hit most badly, have been trying their best to bring down their credit card usages and the outstanding balances. Below find [...]

Obama calls for student debt let off

President Obama, in an attempt to woo the youth in November’s election, is trying to compel lawmakers to cease the doubling of interest rates on some student loans, which is the second largest source of consumer debt in the nation after home mortgages. Rates on some of the student loans that are backed by the [...]

10 Things You Can Learn From the Apple Store

My friend, Carmine Gallo, has written a book called The Apple Experience: Secrets to Building Insanely Great Customer Loyalty. The Apple Store is the most profitable retailer in America, generating an average of $5,600 per square foot and attracting more than 20,000 visitors a week.

5 Concerns before getting a credit card with an annual fee

There is no doubt that nowadays most of the credit card providers are increasing the annual fees on their cards. However, there are still many cards where no annual fee is needed. Therefore, if you sign up for a new card with an annual fee, make sure the benefits are worth the cost. After the [...]

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What happens to debt and judgments if you leave the U.S.?

What is the significance of a judgment if the debtor has left the US? Can a judgment be enforced in a foreign land? If you go on addressing the first issue, we should initially discuss whether or not a debt contract is enforceable outside the US. The answer is simply ‘No’. Again, if a U.S. [...]