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Okay,               now               I'm               really               worried.

The               market               is               in               free-fall.

I've               seen               dips               described               as               crashes,               even               called               some               of               them               that               myself.

But               the               debt               default               in               Greece               prompted               local               panic.

In               my               house,               at               least.

Greece
               Greece's               debt               totals               $473               billion.

Its               GDP               is               $330               billion,               staking               its               debt               ratio               at               1.4               GDP.

Remember               that               number               as               the               point               of               Greece's               financial               collapse.
               U.S.
               Now               I               wish               to               point               out               that               the               U.S.'s               debt               ratio               is               1.05.

Remember               that               number               too.

We               are               not               far               behind               Greece.

Can               you               blame               me               for               the               panic               right               here               at               home?
               What               does               Greece               have               to               do               with               us?
               Plenty.

For               those               who               question               what               this               really               means,               let               me               share               what               little               I               know.
               Number               one,               I               know               that               big               debt               isn't               good.

Did               you               recognize               that               pain               in               the               pit               of               your               stomach               when               you               signed               yourself               into               big               debt               like               your               mortgage?

It's               real.

You               indebted               yourself               for               a               big               chunk               of               your               life.

Some               folks               realized               at               that               moment               they               would               be               unable               to               pay               it               back,               but               they               did               it               anyway.

Smart               ones               waited               until               they               could               afford               it.

Not               many               of               us               are               that               smart.
               Number               two,               debt               is               taken               on               by               nations               in               time               of               inescapably               dire               need.

National               debt               typically               rises               during               war,               the               most               notable               increases               having               occurred               with               the               Revolutionary               War,               the               Civil               War,               World               Wars               I               and               II.

U.S.

national               debt               spiked               through               the               roof               in               the               last               two               years,               sparked               more               by               wanton               Federal               spending               than               any               inescapably               dire               national               need.
               Third               in               the               panic               parade               is               that               float               called               the               debt               ratio.

Remember               Greece's               number?

1.4               GDP               means               that               more               than               100%               of               a               country's               ability               to               produce               is               required               to               pay               off               its               debt.

1.4               GDP               means               that               Greece               will               never               be               able               to               pay               off               its               debt,               at               least               not               at               current               national               production               levels.

1.4               GDP               means               that               Greece               will               default--taking               most               of               the               world's               economy               with               it--unless               somebody               or               something               comes               to               its               financial               rescue.

So               far,               nobody               and               nothing               are               stepping               up               to               that               plate.
               U.S.

debt               ratio               heads               upstairs
               It               is               this               national               debt               ratio               that               set               panic               in               my               house               as               a               reflection               of               the               panic               brewing               across               the               country.

Remember               our               nation's               number?

When               national               debt               is               more               than               the               country               can               pay               for               with               its               production,               we               are               in               trouble.

Remember,               our               number               is               1.05               and               rising.

We               are               in               trouble.
               But,               hey,               don't               take               my               word               for               it.

Wait               for               your               own               panic               to               set               in.
               What's               the               solution?
               Two               times               in               our               history               found               the               nation               in               similar               trouble.

The               first               was               after               the               Revolutionary               War.

Alexander               Hamilton's               plan               succeeded               in               paying               down               the               debt.

The               second               was               after               WW               II.

The               nation's               burst               of               industrial               production,               progress,               and               unencumbered               capitalist               advance               paid               down               war               debt               in               short               order.

What's               going               to               pay               down               our               debt               now?

Congress's               solution               is               to               raise               the               debt               ceiling.

Yeah,               that'll               do               it.
               Where's               our               plan?

Where's               the               burst               of               business               or               production               to               get               us               out               of               this               mess?

The               solution               is               to               cut               federal               spending,               radically               and               right               now!

But               that's               something               that's               not               done               in               D.C.

And               it               might               be               too               late.
               I               find               no               way               out               of               my               panic.

I               am               beyond               consolation.

Share               what               you               know               if               you               know               something               I               don't.

And               please               don't               suggest               I               rely               on               hope               or               change.

They               aren't               working               for               anybody               right               now.
               Sources:               
               http://finance.yahoo.com/news/In-Greece-Some-See-a-New-nytimes-2124426573.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=main&asset=&ccode               
               http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/federal_debt_chart.html






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    The               so-called               debt-relief               companies               have               a               large               market               that               they               are               preying               on.

    They're               catering               to               the               vulnerable               middle               class               families               that               are               having               a               tough               time               with               what               is               going               on               in               the               economy;               they're               facing               job               losses,               wage               reduction,               and               even               unemployment.

    And               with               the               instability               and               uncertain               future               of               our               economy,               these               families               are               experiencing               a               stronger               feeling               of               fear               and               are               nervous               about               their               financial               situation.

    The               house               market               crashed,               stocks               are               going               up               and               down               like               a               rollercoaster,               and               people               are               losing               their               lifetime               savings.

    It's               at               this               time               that               an               offer               to               erase               their               debt               from               the               mortgage,               college               tuition               and               credit               cards               can               sound               pretty               appealing.

    These               companies               do               know               how               to               market,               and               they               do               a               great               job               at               making               it               sound               like               it's               the               solution               to               everything,               and               that               they               are               there               to               help               and               do               what               is               in               the               best               interest               of               the               customer.

    They               will               consolidate               all               the               loans               into               one               small               payment,               usually,               for               about               a               third               of               what               is               owed,               and               then               everything               will               be               alright.

    They               also               charge               a               decent               amount               of               money               to               do               this,               which,               actually,               puts               the               people               further               in               debt,               it's               just               not               disguised               in               a               different               light.

    The               customers               willingly               pay               these               fees,               no               matter               what               they               are,               in               high               hopes               that               shortly,               they               will               be               free               of               the               load               of               multiple               loans               that               they               owe.

    Hoping               that               it               will               magically               go               away               because               the               guy               on               television               and               on               the               phone               said               so.

    Unfortunately,               reality               is               that               it               does               not               work               that               way.
                   Truth               is,               these               companies               are               a               scam.

    They               just               want               to               get               money               up               front.

    There               are               only               a               few               people               who               do               realize               that               they               can               do               a               lot               of               these               things               by               themselves,               without               paying               anyone               and               without               relaying               their               personal               information               to               a               third               party.

    According               to               the               Orlando               Sentinel,               the               Federal               Trade               Commission               has               charged               four               companies               that               were               deceptively               marketing               debt               settlement               operations               that               failed               to               provide               services               that               they               were               promising--the               reduction               of               their               customers'               debt.

    They               offered               their               services               mostly               through               the               internet,               such               as               idebthelp.com,               moneycares.com,               ontrackmpower.com,               and               edgesolutions.com.

    They               worked               out               a               great               marketing               scheme               where               it               is               very               easy               to               sign               up               and               request               the               service,               and               that               way               attracted               millions               of               willing               and               hopeful               customers.

    They               paid               the               money               for               the               services,               and               then               nothing               happened.

    Most               of               the               time,               their               creditors               were               never               even               contacted               by               these               companies!

    Like               it               was               mentioned               earlier,               the               customer               actually               ends               up               with               more               debt               than               before,               because               of               the               legal               fees,               possible               late               charges               on               the               payments               of               credit               cards               and               other               loans,               finance               charges,               and               the               worst               one               of               all--a               giant               increase               in               the               annual               percentage               rate,               which               skyrockets               the               interest               payment.

    There               are               also               occasions,               when               people's               wages               get               garnished,               if               it               is               concerning               a               federal               loan,               such               as               a               student               loan.

    And               of               course,               numerous               calls               from               the               collection               agencies               that               never               stop.

    These               companies               are               not               magicians,               they               do               not               eliminate               or               completely               erase               people's               debt,               like               they               say               they               will.

    It's               important               to               understand               that               nobody               will               pay               somebody               else's               loans.

    The               most               they               will               do               is               shift               the               balances               and               maybe               combine               into               less               payments,               but               nobody               will               make               it               all               disappear.
                   There               is               a               safer               way               to               deal               with               one's               debt,               and               it               is               just               doing               it               on               your               own               without               any               help               from               any               companies.

    This               is               much               safer               and               it               is               not               hard               to               do.

    The               easiest               thing               to               start               with               is               to               pick               up               the               phone               and               call               these               creditors               and               just               talk               to               them!

    With               the               credit               crunch               and               what               is               going               on               with               the               economy               today,               creditors               are               more               than               willing               to               work               with               their               customers,               as               they               understand               that               the               difficulties               that               they're               going               through.

    They               are               more               willing               than               ever               to               do               what               they               can               to               help.

    It               took               a               financial               meltdown               and               almost               a               recession               for               them               to               realize               it,               but               credit               card               companies               are               realizing               that               they               lended               out               too               much               money               to               people               who               are               not               able               to               pay               it               back               in               a               timely               manner,               and               now               they               are               facing               having               to               deal               with               the               consequences.

    They               are               outreaching               to               their               loyal               customers,               and               some               credit               card               companies               are               even               developing               repayment               programs               for               high               balances.

    Also,               there               has               been               a               decrease               in               the               promotional               credit               card               offers               that               people               receive               in               the               mail,               which               is               again,               the               result               of               them               understanding               that               they               loaned               out               too               much               money               to               people               who               did               not               qualify               for               these               amounts.

    They               are               working               on               changing               the               lending               process,               and               on               taking               more               time               to               make               sure               they               lend               money               to               customers               with               a               certain               income               level               and               job               stability.

    This               will               take               time,               but               at               least               the               process               has               started.

    These               creditors'               numbers               are               always               listed               on               the               statements,               and               all               the               financial               statements               and               loan               information               should               be               filed               and               kept               together               so               it               is               easy               to               obtain               at               any               time.

    There               is               always               a               customer               service               number,               and               if               they               are               not               cooperating,               there               are               financial               managers               that               are               usually               available               upon               request,               and               they               are               more               professional               and               helpful.

    They               are               able               to               explain               the               options,               offer               any               promotional               low               rate,               and               answer               any               questions               about               payments,               rules               and               policies.

    They               get               paid               to               do               this,               so               why               not               use               it               and               find               out               what               can               be               done               without               paying               any               company?
                   The               reason               why               it               is               so               important               to               keep               all               the               important               bills               and               statements               and               contracts               filed               separately               is               because               everything               should               be               in               writing.

    Any               agreement               made               on               the               phone,               any               adjustment,               any               exception,               should               be               requested               in               writing.

    In               today's               world--that               is               the               only               valid               proof               that               the               conversation               and               the               action               did               take               place.

    So               during               these               calls               to               the               creditors,               for               example,               to               a               Visa               credit               card               company,               if               it               was               agreed               that               the               annual               fee               will               be               waived               for               this               year               and               the               annual               interest               rate               will               be               reduced               from               13%               to               3.99%               for               the               next               6               months,               and               then               go               back               up               to               13%,               this               needs               to               be               demanded               in               writing,               because               it's               nearly               impossible               to               remember.

    Also,               they               may               send               a               confirmation               email               that               can               be               stored               in               a               special               folder               for               future               reference.

    The               agreements               usually               come               in               the               mail               within               about               a               week,               and               again,               that               needs               to               go               in               the               file               with               all               the               other               information               about               that               particular               credit               card               loan.

    Another               important               thing               to               ask               on               the               phone               is--How               will               this               action               affect               my               credit               rating?

    There               are               different               ways               to               increase               the               credit               score,               such               as               keeping               a               credit               card               for               a               long               period               of               time,               keeping               low               balances               and               making               timely               payments.

    There               are               also               many               factors               that               can               decrease               the               credit               score,               such               as               missed               payments,               late               payments,               spending               over               the               credit               limit,               having               high               balances,               and               canceling               credit               cards.

    Again,               after               asking               about               the               effect               on               the               credit               report,               this               should               also               be               obtained               in               writing,               as               any               action               will               make               a               difference               on               the               credit               rating.
                   Our               government               allows               us               to               see               our               credit               report               for               free               one               time               per               year.

    And               no,               it               is               not               the               catchy               song               on               the               television--FreeCreditReport.com--that               is               something               totally               different.

    They               disguise               it               as               just               getting               a               free               credit               report,               but               in               all               actuality               it's               signing               up               for               an               identity               theft               protection               program               that               costs               money               every               month,               and               does               not               do               anything               but               notify               the               customer               if               someone               has               already               hacked               into               their               credit,               they               do               not               prevent               it.

    In               today's               world,               with               all               the               technology               and               gadgets,               if               someone               wants               to               steal               an               identity               or               hack               into               an               account,               they               can               easily               do               so.

    So               all               these               free               credit               report               offers               come               with               the               obligation               to               sign               up               and               pay               monthly               fees               to               be               a               part               of               the               protection               plan               that               is               a               waste               of               money,               so               it               is               just               another               way               of               getting               money               out               of               people               and               making               them               feel               like               it               is               a               good               thing.

    The               website               for               the               free               credit               report               from               the               government               is               Annualcreditreport.com.

    It               costs               to               see               the               actual               score--just               a               few               dollars,               but               to               look               at               all               the               accounts               and               activity,               it               is               free.

    It's               important               to               do               this               every               single               year               and               monitor               what               is               going               on.

    It               shows               every               loan,               mortgage,               car               loan               and               credit               card               loans.

    It               shows               if               there               are               any               negative               accounts,               and               exactly               what               the               balances               are,               and               what               the               total               debt               is.

    The               reason               why               it's               essential               to               look               at               the               credit               report               every               year               is               to               see               the               big               picture,               a               summary               of               the               past               year's               borrowing               activity,               and               to               see               if               there               is               anything               wrong               on               there.

    If               there               is,               there               is               an               explanation               on               how               to               dispute               a               charge,               and               a               customer               service               number               to               call               to               ask               about               anything               that               is               false               or               questionable.

    Again,               this               is               done               without               paying               any               company               any               money               and               giving               somebody               else               any               information,               like               account               numbers               and               social               security               number.

    The               credit               report               should               be               printed               out               and               also               filed               together               with               all               the               financial               information.
                   In               conclusion,               debt-relief               companies               are               just               another               way               to               get               money               out               of               people               by               using               marketing               and               making               it               sound               like               it               is               the               solution               to               making               life               easy               and               making               everything               be               alright.

    The               reason               why               there               are               millions               of               customers               who               do               pay               these               companies               is               because               some               people               are               not               educated               enough               on               this               topic,               are               too               trusting,               or               are               in               a               desperate               money               situation               which               allows               lapses               in               judgement               to               occur               and               make               irrational               snap               decisions.

    If               there               really               was               somebody               out               there               who               would               completely               erase               credit               card               debt--wouldn't               everyone               go               and               max               out               as               many               credit               cards               as               possible?

    There               is               no               magician               out               there               that               does               that,               and               reality               is--the               only               way               to               erase               debt               is               to               pay               it               off!

    These               companies               are               making               people               feel               like               they               are               being               proactive               and               taking               responsibility               for               their               loans               and               are               doing               something               about               it--but               in               reality,               they               are               just               digging               themselves               further               and               further               in               the               hole,               by               paying               them               more               money               while               still               being               responsible               for               their               own               payments.

    What               sounds               too               good               to               be               true--usually               is!
                   Sources:
                   Vicki               Lee               Parker,               "Avoid               Debt-Relief               Scams!"               Orlando               Sentinel,               Sunday,               October               26,               2008               pp.

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                   Prior               to               reforms               made               by               the               Obama               administration,               students               would               traditionally               shop               around               for               private               student               loan               lenders.

    Under               the               current               system,               however,               students               are               only               eligible               to               loan               out               a               government-set               figure               that               amounts               to               a               fraction               of               the               actual               cost               of               attendance.

    The               difference               remaining               is               then               made               up               by               parents               or               family               members               through               federal               student               loans               know               as               Parent               Plus               Loans.

    These               loans               belong               wholly               and               completely               to               the               parents               and               students               hold               no               responsibility               for               them               whatsoever,               which               is               a               major               departure               from               the               student               loan               system               previously               in               place.
                   Even               more               troubling,               the               federal               government               allows               most               eligible               parents               to               borrow               virtually               any               amount               needed,               thus               encouraging               parents               to               lend               out               money               they               can't               afford               to               pay               back               and               incentivizes               colleges               to               increase               tuition               costs               knowing               that               parents               are               willing               and               often               required               to               foot               the               bill.

    According               to               a               2012               report               published               by               the               National               Association               of               Consumer               Bankruptcy               Attorneys,               most               parents               under               the               new               system               end               up               paying               an               average               of               $50,000               in               student               loans               per               child               attaining               a               4-year               degree,               bringing               the               real               average               total               cost               of               a               college               degree               to               roughly               $90,000.
                   The               Unintended               Costs               to               the               Obama               Reforms
                   Additionally,               the               reforms               bring               unintended               and               detrimental               consequences               for               student               lenders               and               families.

    For               instance,               problems               arise               when               students               need               to               lend               out               more               than               what               the               government               now               determines               is               necessary.

    If               a               student               suddenly               needs               money               for               transportation,               travel,               medical               bills,               or               some               other               unforeseen               costs,               neither               the               parent               nor               the               student               may               be               eligible               to               loan               out               additional               funds               beyond               the               cost               of               attendance               set               by               the               school               in               conjunction               with               the               federal               government.

    In               the               past,               students               could               loan               out               any               amount               they               needed               so               long               as               a               private               lender               was               willing               to               agree               to               the               terms.

    This               now               leaves               families               responsible               to               cover               costs               once               accounted               for               by               student               loans.
                   Student               Loan               Reforms               Have               Caused               Higher               Tuition               and               Costs               for               Families
                   The               reforms               put               into               place               by               the               Obama               administration               to               address               problems               in               student               lending               have               not               only               failed               to               alleviate               the               rising               costs               of               higher               education,               they               have               ultimately               turned               the               student               loan               crisis               into               a               family               loan               crisis.

    Although               parents               can               choose               not               to               take               out               loans               for               their               children,               such               a               decision               makes               it               virtually               impossible               for               many               students               to               pay               for               tuition               and               housing.

    This               places               many               families               in               the               horrible               position               of               choosing               to               take               on               debt               they               can't               afford               or               telling               their               eager               children               that               college               just               isn't               possible               for               them.






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