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Tag: Debt Collection

How To Handle That Old Debt

Dealing with old debt is a nuisance for most people who’ve likely moved on with their lives or even forgotten about the debt completely. But, as they say, old things come back to haunt us. You’ll find a bit of relief, however, because it’s much easier to handle older debts than new. With the right […]

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Consumer Credit Laws And What You Need To Know About Them

There are certain laws in place specifically meant to help consumers in terms of credit, debt, and the lending industry. The Consumer Credit Protection Act (CCPA) is a consumer credit law that was enacted in 1968 to ensure that consumers in the United States would receive only fair and honest credit practices. Some examples included […]

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A Comprehensive Glossary of Debt Terminology

There are many terms used when it comes to credit counseling, debt, debt collections, and debt relief. Knowing what the various terms mean can help when you’re trying to get your finances back on track. We’ve decided to create a debt terminology glossary for you to take the guesswork out of managing your finances! Here is a […]

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Can Debt Collectors Harass You On Social Media?

It seems like everyone is on Facebook or Twitter these days. From the young to the old, a huge majority of people are taking to social media to stay connected with friends and family. What if I told you that’s exactly what some debt collectors are hoping for? Debt collectors who use social media to […]

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New Hampshire residents have a new choice in debt relief

Advantage Credit Counseling Service has recently been licensed and approved to provide their expert free credit counseling and debt management program to consumers that live in the state of New Hampshire. Now that the Agency is licensed in NH, they only have 4 more states to go before they are licensed in all 50 states […]

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Medical Bills and Debt Collection Rules

Going to a doctor or emergency room for needed treatment is gradually becoming more expensive. Many individuals and families are finding that even after insurance coverage pays for many of the costs, high medical bills are still sent to the home. It is not always easy to manage payments on the bills and delinquent accounts […]

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