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By now, you probably know that living in debt is stressful. That's probably why, like so many of your fellow Pennsylvania residents, you have found Debt Central. When you are struggling with debt, even personal relationships can be put under strain. The simple pleasures in life get lost in the constant worry and stress. Many people try and ignore their debt problem but that just makes the problem worse.
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Reducing your debt by up to 50%
You can Reduce or eliminate interest!
Preserve and rebuild your credit!
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Relieve the pressure of financial strain
And so on...
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An interesting read for Brackenridge PA residents...
AP - American International Group Inc. is discussing a deal for all or part of its foreign unit, American Life Insurance Co., with MetLife Inc., according to a published report Wednesday that cited people familiar with the matter.
Reuters - Total U.S. consumer credit fell by an unexpectedly slight $3.23 billion in May, Federal Reserve data showed on Wednesday, although the previous month's drop was revised to a steeper decline than initially thought.
Reuters - Demand for U.S. mortgages bounced from seven-month lows last week as average 30-year borrowing costs were unchanged, helping ease pressure for aggressive Federal Reserve actions to push down long-term interest rates.
AP - Falling housing prices are driving up reports of mortgage fraud, with the FBI saying Tuesday that reported losses are up 83 percent last year and climbing even higher in 2009.
AP - A new study of 401(k) plans has revealed that black and Hispanic workers save significantly less for retirement and tap into their accounts more frequently than white and Asian employees.
