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Last year, millions of people needlessly
lost their homes to foreclosure or were forced into bankruptcy while
waiting for a federal bailout. This year, more and more people are
actually
canceling credit card debt with
personal debt relief plans. The plans make it possible for consumers
with a minimum $10,000 total credit card debt to legally eliminate half
your debt without filing bankruptcy. The banks have their bailout -
Now
its your turn!
According to the White House more than
three-quarters of American families have credit cards and roughly half
of them carry a balance from month to month. The average debt among
families with a balance $10,000, and roughly one-fifth of those with
credit card debt pay interest rates higher than 20 percent. Now more
than ever before, it is important for consumers to
quickly determine if you are eligible for debt relief. Best of all, Now it's FREE to
determine which plan is right for you just by completing a simple
20-second form.
Are You Eligible?
If you qualify, you may be able to :
"The days of any time, any reason rate
hikes and late fee traps have to end," President Obama told a group
of top credit card executives then announced the credit cardholders bill
of rights.
The Credit Cardholders’ Bill of
Rights Act of 2009:
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Protects cardholders against arbitrary interest rate increases
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Prevents cardholders who pay on time from being unfairly penalized
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Protects cardholders from due date gimmicks
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Shields cardholders from misleading terms
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Empowers cardholders to set limits on their credit
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Requires card companies to fairly credit and allocate payments
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Prohibits card companies from imposing excessive fees on cardholders
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Prevents card companies from giving subprime credit cards to people who
can’t afford them
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Requires Congress to provide better oversight of the credit card
industry
More Ways to Stimulate
Your Economy
Start Now! Time is Running Out!
Reduce
Your Credit Card Payments by 50%
See if You
Your Mortgage Qualifies for Bailout Restructuring
Recycle
Your Clunker Car for $4500 in Stimulus Money
Get $4000 Stimulus
Grant For College and Career Training
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