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It is pretty common knowledge that getting out of debt is difficult. To hear people talk about their debt, you would think that they are talking about a heavy burden like jail time.
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Conexant (CNXT) shares are down sharply after the chip company announced “a comprehensive refinancing plan” intended to shore up its balance sheet and address liquidity needs.
Conexant priced $175 million of new 11.25% senior secured notes due 2015.
It also is selling 14 million common shares in the public market.
Proceeds will be used to tender for its [...]
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Military debt consolidation is something commonly done among service personnel and the good news is that there are many programs out there to help military people get out of debt. If you are in the military or are the spouse or child of someone in the military then you may quality for these programs which [...]
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Military debt consolidation is something commonly done among service personnel and the good news is that there are many programs out there to help military people get out of debt. If you are in the military or are the spouse or child of someone in the military then you may quality for these programs which [...]
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During a foreclosure, you may be able to protect some of the equity you have built in your home, but how the equity is distributed is subject to a variety of factors. You should understand the motivation of the lender as well as the rules that it must follow. Ultimately, while you may realize some [...]
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Yesterday, Matt challenged readers to figure our their financial priorities. That post generated some interesting responses, including one in which a reader wondered: “Now what?”
I’m at the “now what” stage. We have paid the car off, have a fat savings account. We do not plan to pay off the house because we want to move [...]
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I thought I’d update you on my progress with my 2010 resolutions.
Resolution #1: Lose 40 pounds I lost three pounds in January, so I’m more or less on pace with this one. My biggest challenge here is the weather, which makes it very difficult to just get outside and take a long walk, [...]
There will also be blog posts from various debt bloggers through Jan. 15th (I’ve got one coming up called “9 Rules To Getting Out of Debt”).
about 1 month ago
STD's are not a part of MY 'gay culture'. STD's are a culture of the careless, not gay people. There is no such thing as 'gay' culture. Do you have a 'right-handed' culture? Do all right-handed people catch the same STD's because that is their shared 'culture'?
There are gay 'pop' cultural stereotypes – but no gay 'culture'.
There is no such thing as a 'gay alcoholic'. Just alcoholics.
You need to either grow up, stop being so naive or quit being cynical out of a fear of being hurt or feeling inadequate.
about 1 month ago
I would start by paying off the one with the highest interest rate first rather than the one with the smallest balance. That will save you more money in the long run. But then again, paying off the one with the lowest balance first would kind of give you a mental boost and motivate you to keep going. So it's a matter of personal preference I guess.