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Visit The Debt Help website and find a solution to your debt problems

August 14, 2007 by Tricia

I think almost everyone runs into money trouble at some point in their life. I’d like to say that most people manage to get themselves out of debt on their own, but I know far too many people who’ve had some major debt issues to believe that.

If you’ve gotten yourself in over your head with expenses or you’ve been over spending and now you have bills to deal with that you know you can’t pay why don’t you visit the debthelp.com website.

The Debt Help web was created in order to help people that have gotten themselves into debt. When you visit the site you’ll see that there are a number of debt related articles aimed at helping your understand credit, credit ratings, loans, student loans, debt, debt solutions and services that will assist you in debt consolidation. In fact, on the main page there’s a section in which you can answer a few simple questions about your finances and a button below that marked “find a solution” that you can click and it will take you to another page with questions related to the type of answers you gave on the main page. Follow the steps and you may soon find that you have a debt consolidation option that you hadn’t though of before, and you may find that things aren’t as bad as you thought. At the very least you should see a way out of your current situation.

Getting out of debt and staying out of debt is hard work. If you are a spender and perhaps walking that fine line between being in debt and living from pay check to paycheck without any savings you really should take a look at the articles on the site.

As I said you’ll find some very well written and easy to understand articles regarding credit counseling, debt management, bankruptcy, student loans, tax debt and many other finance related articles. You’ll even find debt calculators that will help you figure out how to pay off your debts, what kind of mortgage you can afford and how much interest you’re paying on your various loans.

I really do think the wealth of articles is one of the strong points of the Debthelp.com website. I’ve visited the site in the past and each time I visit the site I’ve been impressed over just how much information is available on the website. Visit the site yourself, I’m sure you’ll find some very helpful information.





Filed Under: Finance, Great Sites, Home and Lifestyle Tagged With: articles, bankruptcy, cosolidate, credit, credit counseling, credit ratings, debt, debt calculators, debt consolidation, debt help, debt management, debt services, debt solutions, finacial solutions, finances, information, loan, loans, Services, student loans, tax debt

Expensive break down

August 10, 2007 by Tricia

My husband called his parents house earlier this evening to see if his brother ever got there. His brother had been driving from Chicago through the night Wednesday and into early Thursday morning.

He made it, but sometime during the day his car broke down! Actually I’m not sure if it happened just before he reached my husbands home town or if it happened long after he arrived. Either way his car broke down and it apparently cost about $900 to get fixed!

He’s going to need a cash advance! A big one!

What a drag eh? I mean he’s lucky it didn’t happen in the middle of nowhere while he was driving from Chicago, but still that’s an expense that I’m certain he wasn’t counting on. What a way to spoil a holiday.

Filed Under: Finance, Great Sites, Home and Lifestyle, Services, Travel and Vacation Tagged With: brother, car breakdown, car broke down, car repair, drive, driving, driving from Chicago, evening, expensive car repair, holiday, husband, travel, travelling

Use and EPAY debit card to transfer money to friends and relatives

July 19, 2007 by Tricia

Have you heard of EPAY yet? I’m really not certain how long EPAY has been in existence so to me it’s new even though it might not be as new a system of making online payments as it seems.

It seems that more and more online merchants are starting to accept payment via EPAY debit cards so this is a payment option to consider particularly if you don’t feel comfortable using your credit card online or for that matter perhaps don’t even own a credit card.

There are many ways that an EPAY debit card can be used. You can easily use your debit card to transfer money to friends or relatives, or to pay for online purchases where a credit card is required. Transfers can be made from any country to another, instantly and without limits.

I suppose EPAY is best known as an international online money transfer system but they offer quite a bit more than money transfers.

EPAY can be used in hundreds of countries worldwide and as I said earlier it’s being used by more and more merchants so it’s worthwhile registering for an account.

There are a few more advantages to having an EPAY debit card that makes signing up for a free account all the more appealing. The debit cards can be given to children or teenagers. The cards can be preloaded with only a certain amount of money so that your child can only spend a certain amount. Personally, if I were to allow a child to have a debit card or credit card I’d feel better about using something like this with a child rather than an open credit card with a high limit. Kids don’t learn how to spend money properly when there are no limits!

Another feature I like about the EPAY debit cards is that when traveling you’ll always have access to cash when you need it. So rather than carry around a wallet loaded with money you could just use your debit card to pay for items.

Visit EPAY today to learn all the different ways that EPAY can simplify payments and transfers for you.

Filed Under: Family, Finance, Home and Lifestyle, Recreation, Sales and Marketing, Shopping Tagged With: easy cash access, EPAY, EPAY debit card, Family, friends, merchants, money, money transfer, online purchases, secure payment, travel money, use EPAY Debit to pay, virtual credit card

Get home insurance quotes

July 4, 2007 by Tricia

If you are buying a house or presently own your own home and have been looking for new home insurance you might want to visit Insurance.com.

The site is very easy to use. Just type in your zip code and go through a few small question screens that will help determine exactly what kind of home insurance you are looking for and you’ll be presented with a number of quotes.

You’ll be able to view all of the quotes that you are returned from the national insurance companies that are partnered with Insurance.com and choose which quote / insurance best suites your needs.

There’s even a call center at Insurance.com that is staffed with qualified insurance professionals so if you don’t feel comfortable shopping for your home insurance online you can simply call insurance.com and their staff will walk you through the whole process.

If you are new to purchasing home insurance you’ll also find home insurance articles and FAQ’s on the site. You’ll quickly have a better idea of what your insurance needs are once you read the articles and FAQ’s.

Bookmark this site if you don’t need home insurance at this time. You might want to compare quotes at a later date.

Filed Under: Family, Finance, Great Sites, Home and Lifestyle, Services Tagged With: articles, assistance, fAQ, home, Home insurance, insurance, insurance.com, quotes, Shopping

I’ve been a nurse for 15 years?

June 27, 2007 by Tricia

I was just thinking, it was around this time 15 years ago that I finally finished my nursing course. Wow, I’ve been a nurse for 15 years. It doesn’t seem that long!

I guess I should have happy memories of that time, but it was a little stressful. You see, just as I finished my course and began my new nursing career my husband went back to school. So here I was, a young nurse just building a career with student loans to pay off and I’d also become the breadwinner for the household since my husband went back to school.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure when I was going to school and my husband was the only one working it was hard on him too … but he wasn’t in a new career. At least he had that going for him.

When Chris finished his course I was still paying off my student loans. We then had to start paying off his too. His were higher than mine because he’d gone to a private school for an IT course. In fact I’d say his student loans were about 10 times mine! I’d had a couple of scholarships too so that helped keep mine reasonable, but still, our loans together were a heck of a lot of money.

We struggled through the payments. I never realized that we could have applied for a school loan consolidation. If we had we more than likely would have ended up reducing our total monthly payment and saving money because there’d be less interest on our total as we payed what we owed each month.

Well I guess you could say we learned our lesson the hard way. Now that I know you can consolidate student loans I”ll certainly be telling others that appear to be struggling to pay off their loans as they start out in their new careers.

Filed Under: Education, Family, Finance, Great Sites, Health Fitness + Beauty, Nursing - a career Tagged With: college, consolidate, graduated as a nurse, husband, loans, memories, money, new career, Nurse, nursing career, private school, school, struggling to pay bills, struggling to pay loans, student loan, student loan consolidation, student loans

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