Debt Management
Debt Consolidation
January 21, 2012 | 
Author Dear friends!
We need so many things to lead a happy life but those things require money which makes us go really mad over them. There are many firms that lend you money to get your favorite stuff but eventually cost you more by their rate of interest and less repayment period. The fear of an unfinished debt can be reduced by getting solutions from experienced personnel to carry out proper debt management which is very much essential in day-to-day life. All your problems due to an unfinished debt’s are cleared and a better solution is given by www.debt.com.au. All the debt related information, debt consolidation and the legal forms are available which makes you get the best help at the right moment.
Debt consolidation is where you can get a loan at lower interest just to pay off your other loans which have greater interest in less time. This mostly needs collateral, commonly a house, to be mortgaged under the bank. This collateralization of the loan helps you to get a loan of lower interest as the risk on the lender reduces. Thus it fetches you lower interest and a longer time to repay your debts easily. In order to apply for a debt consolidation you should earn less than $1800 after tax per week, have unsecured debts and assets less than or up to $82,500 and not have had a debt agreement in the last 10 years.
The company lets you get various legal forms such as bankruptcy notice, debt forgiveness kit, debt recognition, demand and summons for debts, demand and statement of claim for debt, loan agreement and the various loans related to it. This helps event the spendthrift to manage his/her debts easily and effectively.
They help you in debt management, protect you from lenders and any legal action and freeze interest costs. You can contact them on phone – 1300871132. The customer service is available from 7:30am until midnight on Monday – Friday. From 8:30am – 4.30pm on Saturdays and 9am to 5pm on Sundays.
Find Money!
Do you have money sitting in the bank or buried in the backyard for that “rainy day”? Well, it’s raining. If you have a debt that is in collection, or if you have a high balance to pay down, go ahead and use the money now to get out of this mess. Unless you are earning huge interest on it, you are better off to pay some of these problem areas and make them go away!
Some people are afraid to dip into that “emergency” fund, but it is only paying 4% or some low interest! Your credit cards are costing you way more than that. And if you can clean up your credit report quickly, you will be on your way to wealth creation. You won’t need to dig a hole in the backyard because you won’t have the money fear and debt worries hanging over you anymore!
Take care of this problem and the future can take care of itself. Maybe you don’t have any savings that you can use. It is still critical for you to pay off these problem credit items. You need to get the money. Borrow it! I see you eyes fly wide open. We’re talking about paying off debt, and I tell you to borrow more debt? Yes! Borrow money from friends and family to pay down the problem items on the credit report. What goes on with you and your family and friends is private – it won’t show up on a credit report. Most people you know would probably charge you lower interest than a bank.
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Income Statement
The other financial statement is the income statement. The balance sheet applies to a single point in time, i.e., as of today’s date, I am broke. The income statement covers a particular period of time, i.e., for the entire months of June, I was broke. The income statement shows what you made and what you spent for any given amount of time, one month, one quarter, or one year. It is a tracking of your cash flow, what came in and what went out. An income statement is also called a profit and loss statement.
For an individual, the income statement is very simple as well; what are all your sources of revenue? What are all your expenses?
Simply put: what came in? What went out?
With one glance at an income statement, you can see if you are spending more than you are making, and many of us do. Maybe you made $40,000 and spent $45,000. This obviously has you $5000 in the red. Reverse it. You took in $45,000 and outgoing cash flow was $40000. Now you are $5000 in black. Putting it down on paper is the key to understanding the spending path that you are on. These two simple financial statements are a great technique to show your financial situations.
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Attend your Phone Calls
Ring. There it is. The telephone. You, without a quiver of fear in your voice, say a very strong hello. Tell yourself that the debt collector is just a scavenger who bought your debt for a pittance, sometimes a little as three cents on the dollar! He knows your debt is old. He is hoping that you don’t have a clue. But you do have a clue. You have a book of knowledge. You know the debt is old, that the statute of limitations has passed, so all you have to do is tell the collector that the account is no longer collectible. Click. That was you, hanging up. Even if you are not sure if the debt is time-barred, which means the statute has passed and they cannot collect, you need to remember that the collectors are foragers, scrounging around for a crumb, and they lie, cheat, and steal to get it. They may be trying to collect on an account that is indeed too old. You are now smart enough to know that you should not admit to owing that debt, or the statute could start up again. Silence is golden, and that silence can be a silver lining.
No Admission
Do not admit to owing any alleged debt, and sure as heck, don’t send them any money. Remember what your mother told you way back when. If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all. If the collector is persistent, and that is quality inherent to their job, they may keep calling. Don’t cave in. You tell them that it is not collectible and hang up, or you say that you don’t remember anything about the alleged debt and hang up. Then you send off a letter, telling them to stop calling you. A sample letter for you to use as a guideline is included in the Appendix.
Eliminate your Debt!
As you all know Thomas Jefferson was a great leader, great visionary, and of course a great president. And he left us with some pretty great advice. Remaining cool and unruffled in the face of your debts struggles with serve you well. I don’t know about you, but talking about all the injustices heaped on the American people by the federal government and the big banks and the credit card companies makes my blood boil. I could go on and on, and maybe I will later, but for now the best tonic for anger is action. I will talk about credit scores and easy strategies to boost that credit score. I will cover how to get a credit line and start building your wealth. It is crucial that we all become aware of what is going on around us. It’s all about knowing. Knowing what they are doing and how they are taking advantage. What the government and the credit card companies and the banks are doing.
Solutions
And we need to realize that the information packed in this blog is also about solutions. It’s about knowledge. If people know what to do they can reverse the roles, and they can get control. There are many methods out there which can ease the pain of debts, relieve the burden you bear, and put a little spring back into your step. When you are feeling bouncy, you are more apt to feel like you can take on the so-called powers that can control us and our financial situations. So let’s bounce. One of the best kept secrets of the consumer lending industry is the fact – yes, I said fact – that you – yes, I said you- may be able to eliminate 100% of your debt. The whole lump sum, poof, gone! That is worth getting excited about. Now you may get up from your seat for a moment and jump up and down like the people who have just won a car on.
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