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April 30, 2009 - PRLog -- These days, a lot of people have financial troubles.  The recession can cause even the most conservative people to get in trouble financially.  A job layoff can let bills go unpaid.  These bills report to the credit bureau and ruins a persons credit - preventing them from getting loans and credit cards.

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What can people do to save money?  
- Make sure they have enough money to cover expenses, while cutting back on unnecessary expenses.  
- If a person is on a limited budget.  Don't give yourself easy access to money.  
- Consolidate cell phone plans with a family member or friend.
- Remove bills that are unnecessary.  
- Shop at thrift stores or garage sales.  
- Ebay or Craigslist has great deals - NEVER PAY FULL PRICE
- Think about relocating to a less urban more rural area.  For example, a 2 bedroom apt in Iowa (small town 6000 population) costs $250-300 monthly with deposit equal to this.  

I need money though, where can I get it?
If someone has bad credit or no credit, their options are limited.  The truth is the options available to them for fast money is a payday loan or a car title loan.  Payday loans are convenient and can be received in hours and within the day.  Car title loans are the same, but come with better interest rates and people have more time to pay them back.  They also can get more money from a car title loan than a payday loan because the title loan uses the car as equity.  Check out http://NeedezMoneyNow.com - they can make your search very easy.

Credit cards alone are laced with hidden charges and variable APR that can adjust without informing cardholders.  Some credit card companies will change due dates on a customers billing cycle.  A person that has a hard time paying the bill already will miss the due date and get charged a penalty fee and the APR will be penalized as well.  These hidden charges are not included in the credit cards APR which can be as high as 30% anyways.  

A checking account on banks have their own hidden charges.  Bounced checks have fees of around $20.  Receiving a bounced check costs $20.  Paying bills can even cost money.  Not to include the ATM fees, that are a standard $2 now, but 15 years ago never existed.  An overdraft fee will cost as much as $35.  An overdraft fee can only be prevented by having a savings account or a credit card account.  The credit card account created to protect customers from overdrafts only seizes them further into a debt trap. The truth is banks take advantage of the misfortunes of people facing financial burdens.  Some banks charge customers a monthly maintenance fee.

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