My name is Mike and I have 1 loan but I need more money for summer semester, rent, other living expeses. The thing is my college allows so much money which is fine but I drive 1 hour 15 mins a day to school and my vehicle didn't make it so I had to get another used vehicle then gas along with classes and books rent and other bills I'm out of money. I keep getting turned down for student loans due to I've used up my allowed money. Are they any other options or am I out of luck.

Hi After seeing this site in the search engines, I got tempted to visit this site and see how it does. I also visited the forums of this site, and read almost all the posts and found all of them to be of immense value. I could feel that over here, everybody share their valuable feelings and try to be of great value to all. I could not stop myself from joining over here and wanted to wish everybody over here a very happy, debt free and peaceful life. I hope that I will come over here more often and make good pals.... :D

I have about 6000 dollars in Debt and a wife that wants to be debt free and in a house by 2006. Is that possible?

Atlanta-based Choicepoint clearinghouse declared that some amount of the personal data was exposed. I also heard that few of my Californian friends got mail telling them that the important information in question may have belonged to them. Shocked but it is true. Nothing is safe :D :D until you are not with Mr Tintin and snowy.

I have 7 credit accounts totaling about 15000 in overall debt. Is there a solution for me? Melissa

My concern is, I have just recently agreed to join a debt negotiation program and I am scraed to death! I have aways taken pride in paying my bills on times but after having gone through a divorce. I have found myself in a surmountable amount of debt. My question is, Is there anyone out there that can tell me if joining a debt negotiation program has been benefial to them. What are the pros and cons of this program? Can the creditors take the money owed from your banking account?

Hi fellow members, Tintin is back and this time it is a fight against debt. Where is my Professor Calculus :D ? and where is my Snowy? Debt Tintin here :D

Dear members and guest, This is to keep you all informed that there was no winner with last weeks posting in the forum even though there were some good posting but failed in other criteria. Looking forward to new winners this week. We have a new volunteer as a debt Samaritan, Introducing Jennifer to you all and she will help forum members. Thank you Jennifer. Simon, debt consolidation care team

I have been a resident of Florida for 9 years. My credit card debt originated in Massachusetts and subsequently some of it incurred in Florida. What is the statute of limitations for Massachusetts and can they go after any of the original debt. Florida is 5 years but what about Mass?

Will this new law, The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, that congress is about to pass make it more difficult for people in debt to make deals with their creditors? If people are unable to file for bankruptcy, it seems that the credit card companies would be less willing to work out a compromise. Any thoughts? Thanks, Jeff