screen resolution stats

The Bugdugle Blog Network

Money Merge Account, United First Financial

• 2007-Dec-28 - Debt Relief Basics…Debt relief 101

Most people need debt relief but don’t know how they even got into the debt difficulty they find themselves in. They don’t have a set plan or monthly budget and more importantly they make purchase decisions based on emotion and not logic. They buy what they want instead of what they need.

 

Lets start by writing down all the money you owe and whom you owe it to another words your living expenses. So you will write down all your living expenses on one side of a sheet of paper and your income on the other side of your paper. Also if you have any secondary income anything that can be considered income write it down.

 

Prioritize your bills from the most important to the least important. Your most important bill by a long shot has to be your house. For example, your mortgage or rent payment. If you have a mortgage payment you will have taxes on your property as well as homeowners insurance.

 

Second should be your car or truck because with out transportation you can’t work. City people you need to see what it costs for the subway and buses. What your MTA card costs every month.

 

Number three should be your utilities and food bill. It gets pretty cold in the winter where I live and I would not want to live with out any heat. You need water, heat, electric, phone, TV, internet and groceries just to name a few.

 

Next go through all your bills and write down all your unsecured credit card debt or personal loans and things of that nature. You need to structure a plan of attack. I also want to you to write down everything you buy in one day and then tally up the total and the end of the day. Any debt relief solution should help you with these basics.

 

The first part of debt relief should be finding out all interest rates you have on those pesky cards. You have to pay off the debt before you can save any money. A good debt relief company’s next move will be to negotiate those outrages interest rates you are stuck paying. So you can pay down the principle and not just pay the interest you owe.

 

If you think about it you really only pay down interest and it keep’s piling up month after month putting you and your family in a deeper and deeper whole. Don’t worry I am arming you with the sharpest shovel in the shed and that is information.

 

Most companies that you owe money to will knock off up to 50 percent of what you owe. If it is mostly just interest that you owe. Some companies in my experience will not budge but you wont know until you ask.

 

Once you knock down at least 40 percent of your debt you most begin to start an emergency account. You add money to it every week because most people got into debt in the first place by not having an emergency account. So you wipe out your credit cards in an emergency and bang you are in a hole. The high interest just puts icing on the cake.

 

You need to get off your butt and follow these basics and actually do what I said and little by little you will be come debt free. I hope these debt relief basics have helped you and I want you to keep researching this topic so you will find and discover more information that you can use in your debt relief battle.


The Money Merge Account is much more than just an accelerated mortgage payment option. Other debts (e.g. credit card balances, personal loans, overdrafts etc.) can be transferred to the Money Merge Account - which means you benefit from paying less interest on all your debts instead of expensive, unsecured rates. The reduction on your minimum monthly payments can be significant.

And if you're concerned about rolling all your debts into one big balance, don't be. You'll be able to break your debts into individual repayment plans. So you can have a plan for your mortgage, a plan for your credit card balance, and a plan for your loan. We'll help you budget to pay off what you want when you want, and you'll be able to see each element of your debt falling month-by-month in line with your plans.

Permanent Link

• 2007-Dec-27 - Learn How To Eliminate Your Debt

It’s much easier to get into debt than it is to get out of it, but debt elimination is not impossible and it doesn’t have to cost you a fortune either. There is one very important thing that you must start doing right now and that is to stop spending your money.  I know that seems the obvious thing to do, doesn’t it? But it’s not as easily done for many people that are in debt and it’s the most important part of getting rid of your debt once and for all.

 

So how can you stop spending?

 

You are not going to like this, but its what you need to do. Put all of your credit cards into a safe place and leave them there. If you are not going to be able to control yourself than it’s best to do one of two things. You must find a place that you can put them like a family members house or simply cut them up. The last thing that you need to do right now is adding more money onto your debt.

 

The goal here is debt elimination and begin getting your credit back on track. It’s so important to maintain good credit, it’s the key to getting the things that you need when you need them, and also the things that you really want when you want them.

 

Let me ask you a question. Wouldn’t you feel a hell of a lot better living a life that is free of massive unnecessary bills filled with things that you really didn’t need in the first place. All of those little things add up to be a lot as I am sure you have already begun to realize that. I want to give you something to think about. If you own a home and you used all of that money that you been using to pay those high credit card bills how much interest do you think you would have paid off by now. I am sorry if I just made you sick to your stomach but it had to be done.

 

All right now let’s get down to business and begin that debt elimination. This is going to take a good amount of dedication, but there is going to be an amazing outcome to this. And the start of this debt elimination begins with putting those credit cards out of reach. You are now only going to get things that you can afford to buy with your cash. If you don’t have the cash to get it than you don’t get it.  Nothing in life comes easy, so deal with it. Getting your debt down to nothing is a goal that has so many benefits.

 

Now that those cards are gone, you will need to think about finding a credit card that has a 0% interest rate or one that is substantially lower than what they are right now. This is going to give you the ability to quickly get that amount down. There are many online credit card companies that you will help you to easily find a low interest rate credit card.

 

These are very simple ways to debt elimination, but it’s important that you begin changing the way that you spend or charge your money. You don’t want to have to continuously rack up the debt and than work hard to get it back down. Learning how to maintain your spending is very important and will save you a great amount of stress. A good way to start watching where your money goes is by starting a spending log. Everyday you should write down what you bought, whether it was coffee or gas it doesn’t matter just put it into the log and list what the item was and how much it cost. This is going to be proof of all of the unnecessary things that you buy and how quickly they add up. It’s a great eye opener.

The Money Merge Account is much more than just an accelerated mortgage payment option. Other debts (e.g. credit card balances, personal loans, overdrafts etc.) can be transferred to the Money Merge Account - which means you benefit from paying less interest on all your debts instead of expensive, unsecured rates. The reduction on your minimum monthly payments can be significant.

And if you're concerned about rolling all your debts into one big balance, don't be. You'll be able to break your debts into individual repayment plans. So you can have a plan for your mortgage, a plan for your credit card balance, and a plan for your loan. We'll help you budget to pay off what you want when you want, and you'll be able to see each element of your debt falling month-by-month in line with your plans.

Permanent Link

• 2007-Dec-11 - Is There Any Debt Relief?

It’s so easy to get debt, and it would be really nice if it was just as easy to get out of it as it was to getting into it. But unfortunately it doesn’t work that way, but there are things that you can do to make it easier on you, and better as well.

 

There are so many different things that you can do to find debt relief, and it is very possible for you to one day become free of all your debts. The biggest thing that you need to know about is how to manage your money. Many times people get the debt relief but than only a few months later begin piling it back up again. Why on earth would you want to go through that again? It’s very important that you learn how to properly manage your money. Managing your money doesn’t mean that you can’t get things, but it will help you to limit the things that you really don’t need.

 

Let’s take a look at some of the different methods that you can use to get the much needed debt relief

 

Debt consolidation will help you to put all of your debts into one monthly payment. This makes paying it a million times easier, because not only is it putting them all together it is also reducing and sometimes eliminating the interest that you are paying on the debt. There are many things that you should be aware of before you jump right into just any debt consolidation company. And it all begins with knowing about the company that you are choosing before you hand them over any money.

 

Another method to debt relief is debt settlement. This also works extremely well. Debt settlement is when you work with your credit card creditor and come to an agreement that you will pay a certain amount of the overall balance. There are some negative things to using this method, such as your credit report will be marked as settled. This shows other creditors that you were unable to pay your bills and that you are a liability making it difficult to take out additional credit in the future. But you will be able to significantly reduce the amount that you have to pay to keep them off your back.

 

There are many debt settlement companies out there that will negotiate the settlement price for you, but this is something that you can do on your own.

 

These are two very different debt relief methods and they both have their benefits and they both have their downfalls. It’s important that you select the method that is best for you. If your debt is extremely high, and you are very far behind it is probably going to be worth using debt settlement, because your credit is already destroyed. If you have just begun falling behind, and your bills are for the most part still manageable than you should probably consider debt consolidation.

 

No matter which method that you select it’s important that you begin learning how to better manage your money. There are many websites online that will help you learn the ways that you can live on a budget, and stay debt free for the rest of your life. This is the best prevention of debt, of course there are some instances in our lives that come up that make it hard, but if you are managing your money correctly than this blow of life will be much less deadly to you.

 

You can learn much more about debt relief by talking to debt consolidation companies and debt settlement companies. Learning as much as you can about the two, will help you to make a well-educated decision that will benefit you and your future greatly.

 

Reducing monthly payments/consolidating other debts
The Money Merge Account is much more than just an accelerated mortgage payment option. Other debts (e.g. credit card balances, personal loans, overdrafts etc.) can be transferred to the Money Merge Account - which means you benefit from paying less interest on all your debts instead of expensive, unsecured rates. The reduction on your minimum monthly payments can be significant.

And if you're concerned about rolling all your debts into one big balance, don't be. You'll be able to break your debts into individual repayment plans. So you can have a plan for your mortgage, a plan for your credit card balance, and a plan for your loan. We'll help you budget to pay off what you want when you want, and you'll be able to see each element of your debt falling month-by-month in line with your plans.

 

Permanent Link

About Me

A Financial Blog Providing Debt Relief Tips and Answering Questions and Providing Information on the Money Merge Account from United First Financial.


Need More Information About
The Money Merge Account

Contact - Rey Marin
Toll Free (800) 506-1814


«  July 2008  »
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
 123456
78910111213
14151617181920
21222324252627
28293031 

Links

• Home
• View my profile
• Archives
• Friends
• My Blog's RSS
• The Money Merge Account | United First Financial

Friends

Categories

• Debt Relief Tips
Page 1 of 1
Last Page | Next Page

Powered By Bugdugle Blog Hosting