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Debt Counseling Questioned as Bankruptcies Soar 20%

Posted on August 19, 2010 by

Can debt counseling help consumers? The service is intended to guide consumers out of debt and steer clear of bankruptcy or other life altering consequences, yet the legitimacy of such debt counseling is being called into question after recent reports showed bankruptcies up 20%. The stark reality of the economic downturn is reflected in court statistics showing U.S

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Debt Settlement Encores A Privilege To Indulge Your Life As Being Debt Free!

Posted on July 30, 2010 by

Austin – Have you got a junk of debt and cant seek any thrash bin to throw it off? It has made your life miserable in engaging for less always? You cant excessively or less alike coddle the way you want to?

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Fitch upgrades ArvinMeritor debt ratings

Posted on February 23, 2010 by

Credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings said Tuesday it upgraded ArvinMeritor’s main debt after the auto parts supplier announced plans to raise money through the sale of debt and stock to the public.

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Obama Creates Bipartisan Fiscal Panel to Tackle Debt

Posted on February 18, 2010 by

Feb. 18 — President Barack Obama signed an executive order creating an 18-member bipartisan panel to recommend steps to reduce record debt and deficits that he said threaten to “hobble our economy.”

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Airlines’ debt crises averted, but risk lingers

Posted on September 29, 2009 by

U.S. airlines’ successful scramble to sell new debt and issue new shares has all but eliminated the near-term cash crises that some analysts had feared

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Merkel’s central bank bombshell sparks debt debate

Posted on June 5, 2009 by

German Chancellor Angela Merkel may have sought to score political points by slamming central banks last week, but she also echoed fears over growing public debt and waning bank independence.

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Treasuries Fall as Debt Supply, Demand for Risk Assets Increase

Posted on April 11, 2009 by

April 10 — Treasury 10-year notes fell for a third week as the government’s sale of $59 billion in debt and signs the economy is stabilizing diminished the safety appeal of U.S. securities.

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