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Eglobal credit card debt consolidation
provides secure
and proven debt relief
methods to reduce your credit card
interest rates up to 70%.
Consolidation also can Include gas cards, medical bills and
unsecured personal loans as well.
Why Use
Our agency For Debt
Consolidation?
Our reputation with creditors
nationwide enables us to re-age old
accounts, suppress finance charges,
reduce interest rates and even
eliminate late fees. We have
hundreds of creditors already a part
of our national credit card
consolidation debt relief program. Including
American Express, Novus, Visa,
MasterCard, Sears, MBNA, Chase and
many more. Let our professional
staff help lower your payments on
credit cards, medical bills, loans
and old debts. We'll give you one
low monthly payment that you can
afford.
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Consolidating your
credit cards allows
you to make one single
low monthly payment. The
time it takes to
complete our credit card
program is
usually 12-36 months.
Our
free service has
helped thousands save
thousands.
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Credit Card
Debt Consolidation Will
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Slash
your monthly payments.
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Reduce
the interest rates on
your current debts
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Gives you
one easy monthly payment
you can handle
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Drastically reduce debt
and your payoff time
saving you thousands
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Help you obtain
financial freedom!
Some Actual
Debt Relief Consumer Case Studies
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Case
Study 1.
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$4791.08
In Debt
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Minimum
Monthly Debt Payment
$131.00
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Average
APR 21.907%
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24.92 years
to pay off debt
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Consolidated Case Study
1
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$4791.08
In Debt
- New
Minimum Monthly Payment
$156.00
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Adjusted APR 8.25%
- Years
To Pay Off Debt In Our
Program 3.0
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Consumer Debt Savings
$8082.61
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Debt Consolidation
questions?
Consumer
Credit Case Study 2
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Consumer Case Study 2
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$12,764.74 In Debt
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Minimum
Monthly Debt Payment
$498.00
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Average
APR 27.415%
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21.71
years to pay off debt
Consolidated Consumer
Case Study 2
$12,764.74
In Credit Card Debt
New
Minimum Monthly Debt
Payment $328.00
Adjusted Credit Card APR
5.33%
Years To Pay Off In
Program 3.92
Consumer
Interest Payment Savings
$15,979.68
Are you a Credit Card Holder
Interest Rate Victim?
The nation's biggest banks
are
doubling interest rates
for some of its most
responsible customers.
Credit card issuers have
drawn fire for jacking up
interest rates on
cardholders who aren't
behind on payments but whose
credit scores have fallen
for other debt reasons. Now,
some consumers complain,
that credit card companies
are
increasing rates based on no
apparent deterioration in
their credit scores at all.
The major credit card lender
in mid-January sent letters
notifying some responsible
debt cardholders that it
would more than
double their rates to as
high as 28%. It's time
to look at debt
consolidation as a means of
saving.
Bad news:
Credit Card Companies are doubling their
minimum payments.
So far, MBNA, Citibank and
Bank of America have
announced they are doubling
minimum monthly payments on
credit card balances from 2%
to 4%. Others are expected
to follow suit quickly. To
some cardholders, that could
be seen as a good thing. To
others it could be
devastating.
"If you're
living paycheck to paycheck
and your minimum payment
goes from $200 to $275,
spread over five cards,
that's an extra $375 a
month," The banks already
know that and are planning
for it. Bank of America, one
of the first to raise
minimum payment
requirements, worked an
extra $130 million into its
2009 budget to cover
projected losses from
defaulting cardholders.
Understanding how credit
works is about to become
even more important.
Not only
has the sub prime meltdown
made almost all credit
harder to come by, but Fair
Isaac, the company that
created the leading FICO
score, has announced changes
to its formula.
As a result, some behaviors
that may not have hurt your
score much in the past could
cause your numbers to
plunge, while other
actions could help you boost
your score more than in the
past.
For
example:
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Applying for new credit
card
accounts may hurt less.
- Having
high credit card balances could hurt
more.
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Actively using the
accounts you have may be
more important.
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Debt Consolidation Factoid
Having both revolving and
installment accounts
on your report could help
you more, as the new
formula is more sensitive
to your ability to handle
different types of credit.
- Will
Consolidation
Hurt My
Credit Score?
Learn More
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