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Christian W — Fri, 01 May 2009 00:33:01 -0400

Many Americans are struggling financially, and as times get tougher we often have to rely on our credit cards to get us through. Yet the banks and credit card companies -- many of which have received billions in taxpayer bailout money -- continue their abusive practices, hitting customers who make their payments on time with sudden interest rate hikes and new fees. Can you imagine how much burden thus this credit companies do to consumers. It's good to repair your credit. Obviously, if you have good credit, then you don't have to repair your credit, but otherwise you might want to get going.

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Christian W — Fri, 01 May 2009 00:22:54 -0400

It’s so alarming that some credit companies have been cracking down on consumers in the last few months, lowering credit limits and raising interest rates. Almost 60 percent of banks reported to the government last fall that they had raised standards for customers. Can you imagine how much burden thus this credit companies do to consumers. It's good to repair your credit. Obviously, if you have good credit, then you don't have to repair your credit, but otherwise you might want to get going. High interest will compile over time.

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Christian W — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 02:10:30 -0400

Business nowadays really in big economic crisis. But did you know that Martin Eakes and coupled with its partner organization the Self Help credit union headed The Center for Responsible Lending, is a bit of a misnomer. This center promotes mortgage loans to be made by people whom turns out, irresponsible to lend to. They’ve made their propaganda machine on the cash advance industry, recently restricted in Ohio by the Small Loan Act, and when cash advance lenders there found legal means to stay in business, they started screaming about it in a most child-like fashion.