National Debt Relief Explains Debt Consolidation And Debt Restructuring – Benzinga

National Debt Relief recently shared in an article published December 11, 2016 some financial information that would help consumers understand debt consolidation and debt restructuring better. The article titled “Defining The Fine Line Between Debt Consolidation And Debt Restructuring” looks at the differences as well as similarities of the two programs. Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) December…

National Debt Relief Explains Debt Consolidation And Debt Restructuring – PR Web (press release)

NationalDebtRelief.com debt consolidation allows people to combine several debt obligations and payment under one account Past News Releases RSS Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) December 29, 2016 National Debt Relief recently shared in an article published December 11, 2016 some financial information that would help consumers understand debt consolidation and debt restructuring better. The article titled…

How to get out of debt in five steps as millions rely on credit to fund their festive fun – The Sun

MILLIONS rely on credit cards to get them though the festive season but once January springs around they are left looking for a way to shift the debt. A combined £6.4billion is borrowed over Christmas according to research by Comparethemarket.com. Getty Images Millions rely on credit to fund their festive fun While a fifth anticipate…

Democratic Senators Push For Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Before Trump Gets Sworn In – The Ring of Fire Network

With a renewed sense of urgency, Democrats in the Senate are pushing for mass student loan debt forgiveness before Donald Trump takes office. The Ring of Fires Farron Cousins discusses this. [embedded content] Transcription of the above video: With less than a month before Donald Trump officially gets sworn in as the next president of…

Can New Financial Technology Help South African Banks Manage Rising Bad Debt? – AFKInsider

Roadside call centre in Lagos. Photo: Akintunde Akinleye/Reuters South African banks are likely to be less profitable in 2017 amid a slow economy, increase in bad debts and rising capital costs. However, insurers are likely to profit from new technology. From News 24. Story by Godfrey Mutizwa With about 1 percent South African growth forecast for next…