Tag: Credit card
Ending Your Money Troubles: Help Is At Hand!
At this time of year, many families across the UK are likely to begin experiencing issues when trying to keep up with their living costs and bills. This can be down to the amount of cash they have to spend at Christmas on presents and food, but in most instances it’s probably linked to the […]
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Getting Out of Debt the Right Way
Debt is a difficult reality for many people. But just because it seems overwhelming does not mean that you can’t defeat it. Here are several steps to effectively overcoming debt. The Cycle of Debt The main problem with debt is that it seems easy to control but quickly spins into a much larger hole. Debt […]
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Rapid Advance – How It Works
Every company has a way of working. Some look upfront at their clients and some are straight-forward in their dealings. We at Rapid Advance reviews believe in going the way our clients go. We look at them, talk to them, realize their problems and then offer them solutions. While offering solutions we see to it […]
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Mitigating the Risk of Credit Card Debt
Many people find it difficult to mitigate the risk of credit card debt, but it doesn’t have to be hard. There are certain things you can do to reduce your debt and to keep from falling further into debt in the future. Of course it takes discipline and a sense of urgency in order to […]
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Back to Uni – Shaping your Credit Rating
University can be one of the best periods of your life. New surroundings, new friends and new life experiences can broaden horizons and create a truly memorable time. Going to university is the beginning of your future; the decisions you make and results you graduate with can have a big effect on where your life […]
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Digging Out from Credit Card Debt
I don’t own a credit card anymore. I used to own several, but like many Americans, the sweet temptation of plastic proved too much for me. I wound up carrying large balances on multiple cards from one month to the next. Credit, which had seemed so liberating, was now suffocating me. It’s possible to dig […]
