“Dear Steve, Daughters situation-Married, aquired 11,000 in credit card debt 2 years ago. Making all payments 300.00 monthly and also fell for insurance which is supposed to pay if you are ho[pitalized or unable to work. She recently had baby, out of work 6 weeks no pay. The only help she gets for pay 112.00 …
Be on the look out for an up and coming scam where callers pose as employees of credit card companies and promise you a refund for credit protection insurance you may have paid for. They will ask you for your credit card and banking information in order to process the refund. It’s a scam. Any …
“Dear Steve, A hard working blue color man, worked for 30 years before getting injured on the job May of 08. I am now considered disabled. Besides trying to save my home from foreclosure, Capital One is suing me for nonpayment; I received papers from the sheriff saying I have 20 days to respond. Seeing …
Jaimie “Dear Steve, I have been a Chase customer for 3 or 4 years now. I started with the 0% introduction APR, and then went to 12%. My limit is $5800, and I put my tuition on the card so I have a balance of $5,000. I have ALWAYS paid on time, and most of …