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Nathan Dawson's Articles

  • Biggest Budget Blunders
    Does your budget never seem to balance the way it should? Are you constantly digging into the savings to make ends meet?
  • Is There A Way Out Of Your Debt Problems?
    Do you have multiple debts? Do you have just one large debt which you could afford, but your circumstances have since changed? Are you finding it harder each month to meet the payments on your debts?
  • Debt Consolidation- Is it Right for You?
    Explaining the advantages of debt consolidation.
  • Four Easy Steps of Credit Counseling
    What to expect once you have found a credit counseling service you are comfortable with. The steps the counselors will take to help you feel comfortable and determine the best method to help you.
  • Beat Credit Card Companies at Their Own Game!
    Have you ever wondered how much money a credit card company makes? Have you ever wondered how much of that comes from late fees? Everyone has and if you haven't you should because most likely these late fees has or could directly affect you.
  • Alternatives to Bankruptcy
    Instead of filing for bankruptcy, there are other options you can pursue. Here are three alternatives to bankruptcy.
  • Credit Counseling: What to look for
    There are many things you should look for when determining to use a credit counseling company, there are also things you should be cautious about. Credit Counseling: What to look for, will give you some helpful hints for this process.
  • Common Misconceptions Concerning Your Debt
    Common misunderstandings about personal debt as well as information about the different resources available to overcome debt.
  • Debt Relief or Bankruptcy
    When you have severe debt, there are usually two options, enlisting the services of a debt relief organization or declaring bankruptcy. They can help consolidate your credit card bills, tuition loans, and medical bills all into one monthly payment that you and the debt relief organization set together. If you are in debt this is an excellent way to reduce your debt.
  • Convenience of Online Gambling and the Debt it Creates
    The Internet creates a new isolation for online gamblers, and poses a serious threat to your self-awareness and judgment
  • What to Look for When Contemplating Bankruptcy
    Different aspects to consider when trying to determine to file bankruptcy, or dealing with filing bankruptcy. All the step you should take and the areas you should consider.
  • Five Rules to Consider Before Filing Bankruptcy
    Five different rules to consider when trying to decide if filing bankruptcy is the right move. If bankruptcy is the right move, which chapter should you file?
  • Life After Bankruptcy
    What to expect after filing bankruptcy, how to live with bankruptcy, and other information you need to know.
  • Celebrity Endorsed Gambling
    By glamorizing Las Vegas and celebrity poker is only fueling the fire of what could lead into a disastrous gambling debt. Now that society has glamorized gambling, we typically want to be a part of it. How to get out to debt due to gambling.
  • Life on a Debt Management Program (DMP)
    Aspects to consider before committing to a Debt Management Program (DMP) as well as what to expect while in the DMP.
  • Gambling Debt, You are not Alone
    How you end up in debt and the steps that need to be taken to get out of debt.
  • Chapters 7 and 13 Bankruptcy Laws
    The new changes made to bankruptcy laws 7 and 13. Important in determining whether to file bankruptcy or what chapter to file.
  • Get Out of Debt
    Five easy steps to get out of debt and help rebuild your credit.
  • Casinos, Casino Cruises, Internet Gambling and the Debt it Inflicts
    Debt due to gambling is a very common problem in the US dues to the casinos, casino cruises, as well as internet sites dedicated to gambling. Here are a few options you can choose from.
  • Do You Have A Gambling Addiction?
    How to tell if you have a gambling addiction. Who is affected by a gambling addiction. How to over come a gambling addiction.
  • Debt Consolidation- What to Look For
    Steps in helping to find the right debt consolidations company. Information in shopping for the right company as well as what to look for in the company itself.
  • Bankruptcy: Why the Different Chapters
    This article provides an explanation about the different bankruptcy chapters that an individual can file as well as when you should file each. This is very helpful when trying to determine if you should file bankruptcy as well as if you should even file bankruptcy.
  • Credit Card Debt and How it Sneaks up on You
    How to deal with credit card debt, certain steps you can take and people that are there to help you after the debt sneaks up on you.
  • Payday Loans - Answers to Short Term and Occasional Problems
    Payday loans are an option that can help you get past a minor crisis or unforeseen expense. But before you take advantage of this option, take a look at the long-term cost, conditions and other options.
  • Debt Free: Sound Like a Far-Off Dream?
    Being debt free is truly possible. The hard part is changing our habits. There are many agencies, courses and books available both online and locally to help you to reach your goal of being debt free. Yes, it takes some work. Yes, your spending habits have to change. No, you cant keep using your credit cards and getting new ones when you max out what you have.
  • How to Get A Divorce
    While each person’s situation is unique, there are steps to follow that are common to all in the event that you and/or your spouse decide to file for divorce. Here is some general divorce advice:
  • Debt Management - Is It the Right Choice For You?
    Debt Management plans offer credit counseling clients a different and new approach to tackle their finances. Finding out if a debt management plan is right for you can take some time. However looking into the pros and cons now will help you know if entering into a debt management plan is right for you.
  • Get out of Debt-Military Debt Relief
    Don’t let the easy access of obtaining credit cards drive you in debt. Often time, people take advantage of the easy access to credit cards and run up a large total with not having any plan or money to pay it off. The interest rates are usually high making it more difficult to pay off.
  • Debt Tips
    Debt is great, in fact, I don't know what I'd do without it. Debt teaches you to manage your money. Debt builds credit. And if you play your cards right, debt will actually earn money for you. It's all simple. If your credit is bad right now, this may not work. But if you have average or better credit, this will only help to improve it.
  • What Makes a Credit Score Rise or Fall?
    OUR financial decisions can affect your credit score in surprising ways. Two credit-scoring simulators can help consumers understand the potential impact.
  • Tips For Saving Money
    Still living from pay to pay? Or envying those great wealth accumulators and wondering how they did it? Every month you make a resolution of saving some dollars from your paycheck, but only end up breaking it. Looking for some magic formula for saving money?
  • Child Support How Does it Work?
    Child support is a court-ordered financial contribution paid by the parent who does not live with the children to the parent who does live with them. Each state has its own formula for calculating the correct amount that is paid for child support; however, the judge can deviate from the formula if it is deemed necessary.
  • Borrowing on a Credit Card
    One of the easiest ways to borrow money of a financial institute is to use a Credit Card, available from all banks, building societies, and other financial organisations. The choices available are enormous, with a wide variety of interest charges, annual charges, loyalty schemes, and bonus points available.
  • Keeping Your Own Money NOT Handing It Over To The Taxman.
    Most people trying to make a crust online (or offline for that matter) are so focused on doing just that, they ignore taking simple steps to ensure that they hang on to just as much of it as they can. Instead, they hand over large lumps of their hard-earned money in tax, usually in one of two mistaken beliefs. Either:
  • Negotiating a Good Divorce Settlement
    Divorce can get complicated with all its legal and financial details and disagreements. It’s no wonder that you are seeking divorce help and divorce support.
  • Divorce Mediation A Relatively Speedy and Low Cost Alternative
    Is it possible to have an easy divorce? A low cost divorce? Or do all divorce settlements necessarily end in hard feelings and financial ruin? The truth is that divorce can be low-cost and easy… or it can be a long ordeal that can drag on for months.
  • 5 Ways To Reduce Bill Payment Anxiety
    One repeated source of financial stress and anxiety for many people is the monthly payment of their bills. A friend of mine refers to his monthly dilemma as having too much month at the end of his money.
  • Cash Rebate Credit Card
    Cash rebate credit card offers allow you to get a cash rebate every time you use your credit card. More and more companies are beginning to offer cash rebate credit cards, as customers like the idea of getting something back every time they make a purchase.
  • Can Debt Consolidation Make My Financial Position Worse?
    Debt consolidation is one of the best ways of reducing debt. Your monthly payments become much lower and this will give you more disposable income. Unfortunately, debt consolidation can also make your position much worse. The reason debt consolidation can be bad is you.
  • Pay Off Your Student Loans and Reduce Your Debts
    Financing a college education is one of the more expensive debts you may incur. Student loans can take years or even decades to pay off.
  • Is A Debt Consolidation Loan Your Best Option?
    For many people the lure of easy credit has taken them into the forbidden zone of debt. Between debt on regular credit cards, shopping store credit cards, home equity lines of credit, mortgages and car payments it's no wonder consumers are finding themselves financially and emotionally drained as they float in a sea of debt.
  • Your Ex Won’t Pay Child Support? Know Your Options!
    Like most things in life, there is no library of instruction booklets, among them being one entitled “How to Get a Divorce.” As much as you may have tried to take all the necessary steps to ensure a smooth and easy divorce, you may still find yourself in the financial aftermath of a divorce in which your ex-spouse refuses to pay alimony.
  • Credit Counseling Expect More Out of Credit Counseling
    Credit counseling is more than just an agency taking a monthly payment from you and sending it to your creditors. If that were the case there wouldn't be a need for the word counseling in credit counseling.
  • Choosing the Right Debt Management Service
    Regardless of age many consumers are guilty of committing financial suicide. For some people juggling bills and robbing Peter to pay Paul is a vicious and endless cycle.
  • A Second Mortgage Vs. A Home Equity Loan
    If you own your home and need a loan for whatever reason you have probably considered a second mortgage or a home equity loan to help you pay your bills, buy a new car, or pay for some other investment.
  • Rebuilding Your Finances After Divorce
    Women Often Need More Divorce Support Than Men Do
  • How Secure are Your Bank Account and Assets?
    In the last few years, laws such as the Patriot Act in the US have been approved that effectively take your rights to privacy and financial well being away.
  • Five Steps Before Filing Divorce
    Getting a divorce can be stressful and full of situations that are tremendously challenging. Without having some kind of divorce support, it becomes tempting to avoid dealing with it altogether, leaving the prospect of staying in an unhappy marriage as a festering thought in the back of both of your minds.
  • Learning To Save Money
    Everybody wants to save money, but most people think it is too difficult and their lifestyle requires them to spend what they are currently spending. However, there are many small changes you can make that do not adversely affect your lifestyle and will save you a great deal of money throughout the year.
  • Divorce:
    In any divorce, financial matters can be the stickiest issue for couples to get around. When you carefully consider all of your debts without bias or hard feelings, the both of you can eventually reach an agreement that is fair to all.
  • Best Debt Reduction Service
    There was a time when incurring debts was looked down as one of the worst crimes ever. People were punished for not repaying within the stipulated time. Charles Dickens' s father spent months in a debtor's prison because he was unable to pay off his debts.
  • Hiring a Financial Advisor
    When hiring a financial advisor you don't want to simply hire someone who looks like they know what they are doing, but rather a financial advisor that knows what they are doing and has proof.
  • Divorce - How to Survive Financially
    When considering divorce and its financial consequences, it may at times seem hard to believe that anyone can survive it. Vengeful wives have been known to max out their husbands’ credit cards prior to a divorce settlement and deadbeat dads have been known to refuse to pay alimony and child support. The consequences can be devastating and nightmarish.
  • Credit Repair: Improve Your Credit Rating
    In toady's world of financial credit it is of the utmost importance that you have a sound credit rating, or score, as this is the benchmark that all financial institutions use to determine whether they will advance you credit.
  • How to Find a Credit Union
    If you've been feeling like small potatoes at your bank lately, it's probably time to start looking at a credit union instead.
  • Three Keys For Getting Out Of Debt
    Getting out of debt gives you a euphoric feeling, positively liberating. It's a feeling you want with all your heart. The good news is, with the three principles outlined in this article, you can turn yourself in the direction of financial independence and take control of your future. That euphoric feeling will coming around sooner than you think.
  • Bad Credit Refinance 101: The Hows and The Whats
    If you are like every other home owner or general consumer out there, you need to pay for your expenses somehow.
  • Learn How to Get out of Debt
    Debt is becoming number one problem in the United States Today. The average American family has at least $8,000 in credit card debt and most college students who just graduate from college have $3,000 to $5,000 credit card debt in their first year after college.
  • What You Need to Know About Alimony
    Alimony, or spousal support is a court ordered payment from the spouse who earns the highest income to the other spouse. Alimony laws exist to help a spouse ease into life after divorce; it prevents the person from having to drastically lower his or her standard of living after a divorce. Financial situations in which both couples are employed usually do not merit spousal support payment.
  • Making A Credit Card Work For You
    A considerable obstacle standing between many Americans and the consumer goods they consider a necessary or desirable part of life is a ready way to pay for them. From a new piece of furniture to a car or even a house an age old problem stands in their way: MONEY or rather how to get hold of it.
  • The Last Debt Solution Should Be Bankruptcy
    A debt solution like bankruptcy should really only be used as a last possible solution. The problem with this solution of debt problems is that it includes a lot more than simply eliminating debt. When someone declares them self bankrupted, all debt collection actions against that person are prevented. The court grants an "automatic stay", which - with a few exceptions means that creditors cannot come after the money owed to them.
  • Opening a Bank Account Doesnt Have To Be Difficult
    If you're a young person who has just begun to earn some money, it is very important that you know how to open a bank account. Once you do, you'll have taken the first step in a long-term process of financial independence and growth.
  • How Your Personal Credit Affects Your Chances of Getting a Business Loan
    Your business idea first begins with a dream, and then extends to a passion. The passion to do what you love leads you to need financial assistance. Having the means to expand on your passion will bring hope to your livelihood.
  • The Basics of Money
    What is Money?
    The answer to the question is simple. Money is anything widely used for paying debts owed by a person to someone else and also for receiving the payments of debts owing to a person from someone else. A country produces coins and banknotes, (accepted by everyone) for the payment of bills and for the receipt of money owing.
  • Preparing for Divorce Court
    Although it is highly preferable to arrive at a legal separation agreement or divorce settlement through some form of mediation, there are times when a couple cannot reach an agreement and the case simply must go to trial.
  • Planning for Your Future
    Military Finances
  • Types of Collection Agencies
    Commercial credit collection agencies provide services to the financial sector like banks and financial institutions. The types of debts range from auto loans to credit cards to mortgage payments. These credit collection agencies buy bad debts at discounts from banks, retailers, and auto financiers and then engage in the debt recovery process.
  • A Divorce Glossary
    Divorce lawyers and law firms can provide a great deal of divorce information and divorce advice; but sometimes, all that legal jargon can be confusing to say the least, not to mention intimidating. Getting a good, low cost divorce settlement requires planning and research.
  • Children Coping With Their Parent's Divorce
    Divorce rarely brings out the best in us. If anyone can get through one unscathed and can say that it was an easy divorce, that person should be nominated for sainthood. More often than not, adults who are going through a divorce will resort to self-absorbed, fearful and resentful behavior. Unfortunately, the ones who are hurt the most are the children caught in between.
  • The Importance of Choosing the Right Divorce Lawyer
    Choosing the right divorce attorney may have a huge long-term impact when it comes to coping with divorce, as financial stress may be lessened if you receive sound divorce advice. Therefore, hiring a competent professional attorney can mean the difference between a low-cost divorce and drawn-out divorce proceedings that seem to have no end in sight.
  • A Brief History of Loans
    No one can say for certain where the history of loans began it's likely that people have been practicing lending and borrowing for as long as there has been a concept of ownership.
  • Advice For Securing A Loan
    Useful Ideas If You Are Looking For A Loan
  • Moving Debt Between Cards Can Save You Money
    If you're like most people, you have plenty of credit cards, and you have stacks of offers for more. The credit card industry is so competitive that, whatever card you have, the chances are that somewhere out there is one that would be cheaper or better for you - and you can change as often as you want!
  • Choosing a Mortgage
    A mortgage is probably the single largest loan that most of us will have in a lifetime, and choosing to commit yourself to one can be a scary notion. There is very little else that can lay claim on your life for twenty years or more - though a mortgage is probably cheaper than having kids!
  • All About Debt Consolidation Loans
    Debt consolidation loans can be the answer to a number of financial problems, but before you take the plunge, make sure you're well informed.





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