Financial Problems
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Bye Bye Money :(
Asked by A.S. from Los Angeles
on February 2, 2012
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Some of you may have remembered my debt tackling question (we have a plan to pay off our cc debt which comes in at around 30K) ... well we have just received my husban...
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- SO Cool!!! Keep it up! When my hubby and I did Dave Ramesy and the debt snowball we made a list on a 1/4 poster size board. Then with each debt we paid off we would...
- wow, what a terrific start on freeing yourself of that awful, heavy, crushing burden! if you are truly disciplined you could allow yourself a small treat with each pay...
- Congratulations! That's awesome. I remember feeling just like you. It gets easier, I promise. The 'incredible lightness of being' feeling you get when you are cc d...
Marriage on the Rocks
Asked by D.N. from Los Angeles
on September 28, 2007
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Hi,
I am looking for advice for anyone and everyone. My husband and I had been planning to purchase a home for quite some time. We had financial difficulties and f...
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- Dear D., My name is Alex, I am a mother of two and a baby on the way, and I am currently seperated from my own husband. Our situation is a little bit differen...
- D.-wow what a tough situtation. Well, I am on the outside looking in. Your husband seems to be overwhelmed, stressed about money, and worried he can't take care of ano...
- D., First off I soooo DO NOTt agree with the 1st advice you received from Julia S. In my opinion, she couldn't be more wrong on so many levels. Financial matters wi...
How Did You Know You Wanted or Did Not Want Another Child?
Asked by C.D. from Orlando
on June 8, 2007
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I am going to be having surgery at the end of the month for multiple complex cysts on my ovaries and endometriosis. This will be my third surgery. It was a miracle tha...
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- Hi C., Your fears are valid. However, try to think positive. Negative thoughts can manifest themselves, and so can the good. Let go those fears and live each day, o...
- C.: I'm sorry that you're having to make this tough decision. And of course no one is going to be able to tell you what to do. I can share with you about my history...
- C., I am from a family of four children and parents who never had enough money to afford any of those nice things you want to give your son. My husband's parents st...
Wanting to Buy a House, but How?
Asked by L.Y. from Nashville
on May 16, 2008
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My husband and I have been moving from apartment to apartment for the past few years and I am so sick of moving all the time. We are greatly in debt. My husband's cr...
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- There are lots of ways to help you bring down debt and still purchase a home (without getting ripped off) Try to stay in the same apartment for the next three years wh...
- Really think hard on why you want to own. It's a big responsibility and you might be suprised at the cost of maintenance that you don't pay when you rent. So many ...
- After reading all of the response I decided to let you know about another method that noone here has mentioned. I brought my house 10 yrs ago as a single parent makin...
Seeking Affordable Attorney
Asked by A.S. from Dallas
on January 4, 2009
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Hello Everyone, Thanks for reading. I'm writing today to ask if anyone can refer a good, affordable attorney. About 2 years ago, I acquired a debt consolidation loan i...
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- A. - You need to get Dave Ramsey's program. I don't have a good attorney to refer you to - but regardless of whatever defense you acquire, you need the tools to learn...
- I'm not sure where you're located, but Jay Bailey at Bailey & Galyen in Bedford is the best. He is a good man and they have payment plans for fees. His phone is ###-#...
- My husband is an attorney and he recommends Don Rector. You might try to reach him at ____@____.com paralegal is Theresa Clark, ____@____.com might also look up the la...
Put in a Very Uncomfortable Situation
Asked by N.S. from Austin
on April 27, 2011
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I don't want to get into too many personal financial details, so I will try and keep this really simple. DH and I previously owned a home, sold at a significant loss ...
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- I would say walk away, but i'm wondering if you have posted before and are currently living with the inlaws and that might be worth the debt just to get away. but it ...
- i'd be upset too. i'm so sorry that your hopes were raised. but i agree with the advice to walk away. it WILL get better. and your dream home will be out there when ...
- A gift is different from a loan. A loan means more debt. If you accept a loan, then you should go into the purchase knowing you are financially able to pay off both ...
Deep in Dedt What Can She Do?
Asked by A.R. from Los Angeles
on June 21, 2011
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Hi Ladie I need your help. Actually I need your help so I could help a friend. I've known her for over 11yrs. In the past 4-5 yrs she has had alot happen to her. First...
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- Daughter should try babysitting jobs where she can take her child along. Agree with applying for public assistance. The friend should try to get a second job also.
- She needs to start paying the attorney a little bit each month and build up the money to file. That way it won't be an easy bit of savings to help out at the end of t...
- Lots of things she and her family can do. 1. Cut back on expenses. Get rid of everything that isn't necessary. Cable, anything other than basic cell phone, intern...
Is It Easy to Take Your Name off the Mortgage and Leave It Only in His Name???
Asked by S.S. from Dallas
on May 14, 2008
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I'm leaving my boyfriend of six years. We bought a house together in both of our names almost three years ago. Since we bought this house it seems like our relations...
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- It's not difficult but can be costly and I believe HE will have to accomplish this, I mean, if he's lazy you could do the legwork but .......I just went through that w...
- If you are moving on and he can't handle the bills, why don't you just sell the house. Are your kids with him or another man? That may be a factor in your leaving as...
- Its my understanding that you'd have to have it refinanced into his name alone. Which if he is having money issues, may not happen. Otherwise, maybe you guys should ...
How Important Is a Home?
Asked by A.O. from Las Vegas
on September 24, 2008
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A year ago my husband and I had the opportunity to move to a new area. I felt strongly we needed a fresh start. He was/is very involved with his large family and the...
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- Hmmm. tough one. About the "old" house - do you have any equity in it? If not- you need to get help from a real estate agent that specializes in SHORT sales (that is ...
- I don't understand why you guys didn't stay together in the first place. You should have just rented out the first house no matter what you got it would have been that...
- Just my 2 cents. If you both like the new place then drop the price, on the one you are trying to cell. I don't know all the facts but you can't expect your marriage t...
Expecting Infant W/ Clubbed Feet
Asked by M.N. from Salt Lake City
on February 23, 2009
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Recently, my hubby and I found out our little girl (due in June) has clubbed feet, amidst some other complications. We aren't too worried, but would like any insights...
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- M., God is still in the business of performing miracles! You will get through this! Our six-year-old son was born with club feet. His right foot was turned so ...
- Hi M., I do not have experience directly with a child with clubbed feet. However, I am responding to let you know of my practice. I am the owner of Holistic Pa...
- My oldest, now 6, was born with a unilateral clubfoot ( one food clubbed). We had no idea. So you are already at an advantage as you can read and learn and decide and ...
