Debt Help USA: Debt Relief Options That Should Help Consumers in 2012 - MarketWatch (press release)

Debt Help USA: Debt Relief Options That Should Help Consumers in 2012 MarketWatch (press release) Regardless of what kind of debt is strapping consumers, many feel they are without options in this current debt-ridden climate. It was Harry Truman who spoke about a plan, "make no small plans, instead, make 1 big plan and spend the rest of your life ... and more »

Woman calls debt-relief company a rip-off - abc11.com

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Woman calls debt-relief company a rip-off abc11.com Under state law, it's illegal to charge an upfront fee for debt reduction or debt settlement services. If you are looking for debt relief, the best advice is meet with a qualified non-profit counselor who doesn't charge a big fee. Fla. law firm banned in North Carolina, paying $1.2MLegal News Line all 2 news articles »

InCharge Launches New Website for Consumers who Need Relief from Debt or ... - Sacramento Bee

InCharge Launches New Website for Consumers who Need Relief from Debt or ... Sacramento Bee InCharge Debt Solutions, a leading nonprofit organization that interacted with over 1.1 million consumers in 2011, has been developing the new site and much new content – including hundreds of pages of Spanish language content – over the last six ... and more »

Commentary: So much for capping CEO salaries - Kansas City Star

Commentary: So much for capping CEO salaries Kansas City Star "It's a cautionary tale about tough talk," said Philip Mattera, research director for the labor-friendly nonprofit, Good Jobs First, in Washington, DC Too often, he said, the administration has "given into the big banks." Promises made three years ago ... and more »

Debt Relief Company, "Consumer Law Group" Took Money From NC Consumers - WFMY News 2

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Debt Relief Company, "Consumer Law Group" Took Money From NC Consumers WFMY News 2 Make sure you know, under North Carolina law, it's illegal to collect upfront fees for debt service. Try to contact your creditors directly. They'll usually work with you. Or go through a non-profit credit counselor through the National Foundation for ...