Debt Removers

A big bite for credit card users (Chicago Sun-Times)
Happy holidays from your credit card company: Most of the top 10 credit card issuers have raised their minimum payments this year -- most of them in the last few months.

Rell-Moody alliance forged by trust, loyalty (New Haven Register)
HARTFORD Gov. M. Jodi Rell said Thursday that the campaign finance controversy that led her to give her chief of staff a two-week suspension hasn t damaged their long-standing personal relationship.

Holiday Credit Card Rewards Stir Shopping Frenzy (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CHICAGO----Dec. 22, 2005--With last-minute holiday shoppers flooding stores, credit card companies are offering special incentives to boost holiday revenues. Mintel's Comperemedia, a direct mail monitoring service, has noted a significant amount of holiday direct mail activity targeted toward current clients.

With Thirteenth Straight Federal Increase, Credit Card Rates Rise Again (PR Web)
On December 13th, the Federal Reserve Board hiked bank lending rates for the 13th straight time, meaning bad luck for credit card holders who carry a balance. [PRWEB Dec 22, 2005]

Remember Shoppers: Minimum Credit Payments To Double (NBC 11 Bay Area)
DENVER -- Holiday shoppers beware. If you're using your credit cards to buy a lot of gifts, you may be in for some shock when your credit card bills arrive next month because the minimum payment is about to go up, reported KMGH-TV in Denver.

Minimum Credit Card Payments About To Double (The Boston Channel)
Ready or not, the minimum payment on credit card bills is about to go up.

Personal finance: Assets should be allocated per long-term strategies (Billings Gazette)
So you've carefully sold all your money-losing investments to harvest year-end tax losses to save money next April. Now what? It's time to find something to do with the cash from those sales.