Financial Crossroads Santa Ana

We are now looking at what credit reform for 2010 is all about, some of it is positive and some of it is not as positive as we would like as consumers.

As the world turns in our life or so our own personal soap opera goes; many of us are working to find ways to decrease our debt. With lower wages and increased expenses many family's need some good idea's to look at.

Mann Bracken has just thrown the overloaded courts another curveball by shutting its doors last month and is now in receivership. How will that affect your account if you have an open issue with them?

Is your debt spiraling out of control? Financial Crossroads Ca talks to people everyday who have awoken in many cases to late to resolve the suffocating debt they have found themselves in.The sooner you call us the more likely we will be able to help

Grab a piece of paper or open up a word document, this way you can take this project on as your own. What we are going to do is show a clear picture of spending habits, by putting these items in front of yourself it will help you decrease spending.

According to Reuters, Capital One has indicated what all but the blind deaf and dumb realize, times are tough and in fact Capital One said the annualized net charge off rate that they expect never to collect on has become a whopping 10.41 percent.

A staggering number of credit card companies are drastically increasing the size of their pockets by padding their credit cards with all sorts of traps and tricks. This has been a premeditated and a systematic assault on the consumer

Exceeding your credit limit in moderation may be ok; however, you should be sure that before interest has compounded you pay those credit cards. Your families financial health is in danger if you let the credit cards get to high!

Many people have found themselves with a large amount of credit card debt and are now struggling to keep up with that debt. Here are steps to help people who are hurting themselves with a high volume of debt and large number of bills

Getting into debt these days is a lot like falling from a tall, steep mountain. The first stumbling steps are the unpremeditated use of readily available credit, which can quickly snowball into a full blown avalanche.