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Federal Mortgage Relief Program: Know What Is Not Taxable

August 3, 2011 | Author: John Roney | Posted in Debt Relief

In the current mortgage crisis, millions of responsible homeowners who have been making their monthly payments and fulfilling their obligations have seen their property values fall, and now find themselves unable to refinance at lower mortgage rates. As part of its efforts to ease the plight of responsible homeowners, on March 26 the Administration announced new guidance for the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) and Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) programs. The changes are designed to offer assistance to up to four million struggling homeowners who, through no fault of their own, have been affected by the economic crisis. The federal mortgage relief program modifications enable mortgage lenders and servicers to work with homeowners who are unemployed or who owe more on their mortgage than their home is worth. The federal government and the private sector will share the costs. The federal portion of these modifications will be funded through the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).

How To Get Mortgage Relief: Debt Collection and Your Right to Privacy

July 26, 2011 | Author: John Roney | Posted in Debt Relief

A new home mortgage refinance loan can save you money if you avoid costly mistakes. To avoid overpaying for your home mortgage refinance loan you will need to shop from a variety mortgage companies and carefully compare loan offers. Here are several tips to help you get started with your home mortgage refinance loan.

Mortgage Payment Relief: Choices For Homeowners That Can’t Pay Their Mortgage

July 26, 2011 | Author: John Roney | Posted in Debt Relief

For many homeowners in our San Diego area and the rest of the country, not being able to pay your mortgage is a real situation. Job loss, adjustable rate mortgages, and other hardships are not uncommon, and homeowners need to understand what choices they have. Unfortunately a “do nothing” scenario means the inevitable will happen – the bank may take your home. In San Diego where I work, banks are taking 6-9 months before they foreclose. In other markets it’s much less than that. My first advice is do your research and be pro-active to minimize the damage by preparing for it the best way possible! This article is to help you down the road to understand your choices.

Obama Mortgage Relief 2010: How Consumers Can Get a Personal Debt Bailout

July 20, 2011 | Author: John Roney | Posted in Debt Relief

The out of control loans are main cause of the economic recession in United States. These uncontrollable loans were issued in good times by the banks and financial institutions to increase their incomes. When these loans were not returned in time, the flow of money in the market was no longer smooth. The banks and other financial institutions felt problems. To support United States economy in this situation President Obama signed a law and approved a bailout plan.

Mortgage Relief Formula: How To Do A Successful Mortgage Short Sale – Sell Your House

July 20, 2011 | Author: John Roney | Posted in Debt Relief

Slavery was outlawed in the United States. But many people don’t realize that debt slavery is alive and not so well today. What do I mean by debt slavery? Let me give you two examples. First, the credit card companies. They look at your FICO credit score and they raise your interest rates to 20%, 24% or 29% as the “default rate” even if you haven’t defaulted. They say you’ve become riskier as a borrower. And of course, you agreed to this rate in that mess of fine print when you got their card.

Are You Aware That You Can Eliminate Your Credit Card Debt?

May 22, 2011 | Author: Amanda Corset | Posted in Debt Relief

If you are one of the thousands of Americans struggling everyday due to credit card debts then you might need some serious help. People give a lot of information on how you can get rid of your credit card debt , but not all the information might be apt for you. In fact, a lot of the information is outdated and has no bearing on what new laws and regulations have been passed now.

Different U.S. Bankruptcy Choices

May 4, 2011 | Author: Ama Guzo | Posted in Debt Relief

U.S. Bankruptcy Code, by federal law, directs bankruptcy cases in all areas of bankruptcy in connection with monitored procedures by Bankruptcy Rules, although, quite a few local judicial districts could have their unique rules. Across the united states there are at least 90 individual judicial districts, several states having a lot more than others creating varied practices that are unique to each district.

Do You Have Excessive Credit Card Debt?

March 22, 2011 | Author: Davis Z. Samsun II | Posted in Debt Relief

“I can no longer pay my bills” is the cry of many people these days because of the current job crisis. Did you know that almost every bankruptcy that is filed within United States is a result of debt is that is owed to credit card companies? This is a very sad fact but yet is it very true but your life does not have to revolve around bad debt.