Tag Archives: considering bankruptcy

Diana Is Struggling to Make Credit Card Payments And Afraid

Diana “Dear Steve, I have approximately $25,000 in credit card debt, drained my savings and struggling to meet my payments. I can pay my mortgage and normal billing but not the cards I am so confused about wha is available out there and frankly scared that I may not do the right thing with a [...]

I Need an Honest and Straightforward Answer. – Andra

“Dear Steve, Three years ago my husband and I moved back to Los Angeles for me to pursue my dream of owning my own clothing business (with a partner). We sold our home in 2003 and make 200K. Moved to Colorado bought a bigger house for 380K disliked CO sold it for the same amount, [...]

I’d Like My Farmer Father to Co-Sign for a Loan so I Can Get Out Of Debt. – Chris

“Dear Steve, 36 years old. In the last 5 years I have had two extended periods of unemployment. I now make 37,000 a year in a good salaried job which I was hired full-time at 3 months ago. The previous 22 months I was either unemployed or making temp wages and built on my debt. [...]

My Debt Snowball, Snowballed. – Janine

Janine “Dear Steve, I have $90,000 in debt and make $63,000 a year. I did a debt snowball but that snowballed. I can’t seem to get out of debt. My parents were close to losing their home and I gave them most of my money. I have a few things I plan to sell but [...]

I Have a Loan Through Bank of America and I’m Going to Declare Bankruptcy. – Nick

Nick “Dear Steve, I have a Loan through Bank of America and the APR IS 15.99%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, I am going to declare bankruptcy soon if this isnt lowered. Can you Lower my APR? Nick” The Answer:   Dear Nick, These days 15.99% isn’t a bad interest rate on a credit card, But you didn’t say what [...]