Mike Christian on July 25th, 2010

Debt factoring is a process by which you sell to a third party, debts that people or companies have with your business. This process is used everywhere in the world and it is a way to put fresh money back into a company while the accounts receivable have not been paid yet. The process is quite simple and you can do it in your own bank.

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Bart O'Shea on May 28th, 2010

Have you been deciding whether or not to consolidate loans? This is a decision that should be made sooner than later. The longer you wait, the more money you are losing.

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John Davis on February 25th, 2010

While working on your debt consolidation, remember to talk about the interest rate. The interest rate is almost the most important part of the deal because it goes a long way to determine how much in cash you actually get to pay back to the credit company. If you are not able to alter that, things might not change all that much. See that you include it.

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Roy Aylmer on November 29th, 2009

In the short sale vs foreclosure comparison, it is important to look at how these two processes work. If you own a home, and stop making payments on it, the lender will begin the foreclosure process, in as little as six to eight weeks after your missed payment. If this occurs, you may need to fight the foreclosure using what is called a short sale. If your only options are a short sale or foreclosure, a short sale is often the better route to take since it offers some protection to your credit. But, what is this?

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