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Getting out of debt with a low income requires that a person call a debt settlement company to work on getting out of debt efficiently. Find out about debt negotiation qualifications withhelp from the owner of a debt negotiation company in this free video on debt and money management. Expert: Peter Repak Contact: www.ClearFinancialCompany.com Bio: Peter Repak has been in the debt settlement business for over half a decade. He and his wife founded the Clear Financial Company. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Kathryn talks about Student Debt in the UK and how to get free debt advice from Insolvency Helpline

Welcome to www.ChipsMoneyTips.com – I’m Chip Chinery. This is a 5 day series on how to get out of credit card debt, in which I will give you 4 of my favorite ways to do that. Welcome to ChipsMoneyTips, I’m Chip Chinery. I want to warn you that my hair is getting large. It has entered what I call The Five Day Window. Day One — it looks good. But if I don’t get a haircut by Day 5 — I look like Conway Twitty. Coincidentally, this is a 5 day series on how to get out of credit card debt, in which I will give you 4 of my favorite ways to do that. I hear ya, “5 parts but only 4 options. That doesn’t add up.” What sort of Enron-style accounting is this, ChipsMoneyTips?!! Well, this first video, which will be followed by 4 videos of suggested options, is about Mint.com – a quick and easy tool that will tell you how you got into credit card debt by showing you where you spent your money. It’s free, anonymous, and safe. There are other ways you could track your spending, like in Excel spreadsheets, personal accounting software, or pencil and paper – but Mint.com is free and easy. Aside from initial 5 minute set-up, you don’t have to do anything. It does all the work for you. Repeat — it does all the work for you. It’s like a 1970s hairdo. You set it and forget it. Twitty! But maybe letting something do all the work for you is too much work for you. Cuz that’s what it comes down to, right? We don’t track our spending, because for most of us, the idea of keeping ledgers and …

Australian battler Tracey talks about her troubles with debt. “There’s no way I can pay this off, I’m struggling to just pay the interest. I’m constantly getting calls from credit card agencies everyday. I was very overwhelmed by it till I realised their were options. Debt Mediators Australia gave me a solution where I was responsible for paying back the money I owe. When somebody is in a position where debt is unmanagable, Debt Mediators is definitely the way to go!” Call Debt Mediators for debt consolidation advice now on 1300 553 604.

www.debtDrBerkshire.com Video Testimonial for Alan Oatham. Alan Oatham, Berkshire’s debt Dr is a debt and insolvency professional providing bespoke solutions to individuals and businesses. He is compassionate and sympathetic and knows how complex and pressurised it can be to own business and manage a household budget. Alan’s professional background is in commercial banking and business consulting and he has assisted with the financing of many household names. He’s been self-employed since 1999 and has worked as a freelance business turnaround manager, responsible for restructuring and refinancing businesses of all sizes, from SMEs to multi million pound companies. He’s been directly responsible for the running of large companies with up to £8M turnover, and has both restructured and closed businesses. His experience in the banking sector gives him valuable insight into what makes the finance world tick. Alan Oatham loves helping people get free of their debt with a passion and he will support your journey with great care and humour. Filmed and produced by RoardioTV. Roardiotv@roardio.com. Royalty Free Music http

www.falconcreditmanagement.com Debt Advice at Falcon Credit Management is one of a variety of debt management services we specialize in. Hi. I am Nevada Licensed Debt Adjuster Damian Falcone, here with part two in our video series on debt collection providing consumer debt advice. In part one we talked about what debt collectors can and cannot do. In this segment, we will discuss your rights when dealing with collection agencies. This is Get Settled – your source for consumer debt advice and debt settlement information. As always, for even more information, go to www.falconcreditmanagement.com. Once a debt has entered the collections phase, you will likely be in contact with a debt collector. As we discussed in part one, the practices of debt collectors are governed by federal laws prohibiting abusive collection practices, and mandating certain practices by the collection agencies. These laws also discuss certain things that you can do to protect yourself when dealing with a collector. In an Episode to follow I will show how to draft a Checklist so you can easily document any violations. Perhaps the most basic thing you are allowed to do is to negotiate your debt. Most debt collectors are authorized to set up payment plans and settle debts for less than the ending balance, and if this is an option for you, then go ahead and negotiate but be careful about receiving any debt advice from the debt collector. John S: I enjoyed negotiating — I knew how to do it…to walk …

If you want to comment on this video, please go to mylegal.org.uk. If you are a legal aid professional, to http The following summary is from moneysavingexpert.com: Opposition MPs have voiced their rage at government cuts that would see many consumers struggle to get free debt advice. Almost 500 advisers will be made redundant nationwide as, from April, the £25 million-a-year Financial Inclusion Funding (FIF) given to free debt advice services, such as the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB), will cease. Labour MP Yvonne Fovargue, who secured [the Commons debate on 8th February 2011], questioned where the Government expected people to go for advice if so many centres close (see the Debt Problems guide and Debt adviser to go MSE News story). Fellow Labour member Jenny Chapman said she fears many will be forced into the hands of fee-charging, cowboy debt firms. Their sentiments were echoed by many backbench MPs. Free debt services directly assist over 100000 people per year to help resolve debt problems. In some areas, such as Birmingham, those in dire need will no longer be able to walk into a CAB centre to get help.

This week’s free debt advice video is full of IVA information justclearmydebts.com from expert Peter O’Grady.

www.trustdeedscotland.net | A Trust Deed is for residents of Scotland and uses government legislation that could reduce your monthly payments, stop creditors taking legal action against you, and write off the unsecured debt you can’t afford to repay. When the Protected Trust Deed is successfully completed, your unsecured debts will be written off and you will be debt free.