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Financial Education Services (FES) has been helping consumers since 2004. FES has also built a huge agent network nationwide to help spread the word about the wonderful products that FES offers to help consumers correct and protect all areas of there financial lives. Here is a video testimonial done by everyday people, just like you and me, that will help you to see the power of Financial Education Services and the impact FES is making on families all across American. Go to Financial Education Services Business Opportunity to learn how you can become a part of this amazing company.
March 1, 2012 0 Comment
Debt settlement means that the original debt is not paid in full and that some lesser amount is accepted as a means of satisfying (or discharging) the debt. By settling a debt, you may avoid bankruptcy, stop collection calls and letters, and prevent your debt from being charged off. Keep in mind, disputing collection accounts may trigger a flurry of settlement offers from creditors. It may be in your best interest to take advantage of these offers. Here are 11 tips to get started. 1. Make sure you owe the debt by first “validating” the debt 2. Don’t contact the creditor or collection agency until you are ready to negotiate (and pay) a settlement offer. Attempt to reach a settlement for 20% to 50% of the original debt. To read the full article click here Financial Education Services
July 15, 2011 0 Comment
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