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Article Structured Settlement – Guaranteed Income for those with Disabilities

   

Up until twenty years ago, anyone who won a lawsuit as a result of a claim involving worker’s compensation, wrongful death or accident had to accept a lump sum payment as their compensation. The payment would be intended to be invested, with the...
 
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Article Cash For Structured Settlements - The Smart Way

   

For most people when they buy a house it is considered their life's largest deal. In some cases of structured settlements the compensation and financial considerations for a persons life duration and the total present value of the settlement can...
 
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Article A Guide to the Buzzwords of Advanced Funding

   

Chances are if you have business with an advanced funding firm, you know exactly why you're there; you want cash today in exchange for your future payments. But this does not necessarily mean that you are familiar with or comfortable using the...
 
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Article Measure It First, Then You Can Manage It

   

If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. Companies may be able to survive for a while if managers aren’t using data to make decisions, but they will eventually see their demise; likely sooner than later. Those companies to benchmark off are the...
 
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Article Mandatory Credit Counseling for Those Considering Bankruptcy

   

Most Americans are aware of the sweeping changes in U.S. bankruptcy law that were made by Congress recently. These changes, strongly supported by the credit card industry, were designed to make it more difficult for Americans to file for bankruptcy...
 
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Article Student Loans Can’t Be Swept Away Through Bankruptcy

   

Bankruptcy is in the news these days, as Congress has finally overhauled the Federal bankruptcy law after years of talking about it. The credit card companies, rightly or wrongly, have been pressuring members of Congress to tighten the bankruptcy...
 
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Article Be informed about the Medications You Take.

   

The recent withdrawal of the prescription drugs Vioxx and Bextra have arthritis patients concerned about their health, lawyers busy with lawsuits, and Congress poring over thousands of pages of documents obtained from the manufacturer. The drugs,...
 
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Article Annuity Transfer - What are the Risks

   

Annuity Transfer - What are the Risks Many people who know in the back of their minds that they got the possibility to transform a monthly payment or annuity long term payments into a big lump sum and by that to relieve some temporarily financial...
 
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Article Debt Consolidation – Watch out for Payday Loans

   

Most any large city has a number of small shops offering payday loans. They’re often found in strip centers; sometimes they double as pawn shops. They have a simple business – they lend you money until your next paycheck. The system is pretty...
 
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Article Minimum Credit Card Payments to Rise

   

For years, major credit card companies have allowed cardholders to make minimum payments of 2% of the outstanding balances on their credit cards. Having customers pay the minimum doesn’t reduce the balance by very much, but when the 18-30% interest...
 
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Article New Bankruptcy Legislation May Make it Harder to Find an Attorney

   

The recently passed Bankruptcy Abuse prevention and Consumer Protection Act will make it harder for people with problem debt to have their debt eliminated through filing for bankruptcy. This new legislation will make it harder to have debts wiped...
 
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Article Free Credit Report – Watch Out for Scams

   

Many people may still not be aware of an amendment to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) that Congress passed last year. This amendment allows U.S. citizens to receive a copy of their credit report, for free, once per year. The plan is being...
 
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Article Utah, the Nation’s Bankruptcy Capital

   

Congress recently passed the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act, designed to minimize frivolous bankruptcy filings and to require debtors to repay some of their debt. Once it takes effect in October, 2005, the law will make it...
 
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Article Debt Consolidation – Can You Negotiate with Your Credit Card Company?

   

The average American household has nearly $10,000 in credit card debt, and many people are only able to make the minimum payment of 2% of the balance. Even 2% is $200, and by paying the minimum payment, you could be paying on the balance for decades...
 
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Article Credit Report – Check Yours Regularly…and for Free

   

In the twenty-first century, there are few documents that have a greater impact on the lives of Americans then their credit report. Credit rating determines one’s ability to buy a home, a car, or to obtain a credit card or a job. Since these things...
 
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