Debt Reduction- Advice On Credit Card Debt Reduction, Debt Reduction Services, And Debt Reduction Plans

Hob asked:


Rand Paul made a statement at CPAC that if Conservatives are not willing to leave the military budget on the table when talking about budget cuts then they are not serious about the issue and are big government conservatives. Agree?

Vince Hofe

Pete S asked:


Many people in various countries around the world are advocating cutting government spending as a means of debt reduction. Yet in quite a few of these countries, it seems unemployment is high. A portion of government spending goes to paying wages to its workers. If we eliminate some government jobs, what effect will this have on these unemployment rates? Can economies recover if unemployment remains high?

Tom Sainz

S O asked:


They’ve already cut taxes and increased the budget deficit… are calling to raise the deficit again by “repealing Obamacare”… and have vowed not to touch Pentagon and Defense spending…. So when are they going to actually start to lower the budget deficit, rather than finding more ways to add to our debt?
American Moderate – I guess they shouldn’t have been promising that then, now should they?

Alva Quesenberry

Michael E asked:


Into the banks for 30M. Hoping for a negotiation/reduction to pay them off and get fiscally sound again! Payments along with regular bills just to much. Suggestions and intelligent one please?

Ollie Osmer

Mr Wolf (You can’t handle the truth!) asked:


Their “Pledge to America” only calls for a little over $100 billion in spending cuts.

I do not like to use Liberal sources so for this one I will use a Libertarian one.

“The 48-page document contains more pictures of Republican members of Congress than it does evidence that the GOP is seriously prepared to cut spending.”

“The document immediately notes that the “lack of a credible plan” to tackle the mounting federal debt causes uncertainty for employers and investors. The problem is the GOP leadership doesn’t have a credible plan to address the debt, or at least this document doesn’t offer one.
It disingenuously promises to “cut government spending to pre-stimulus, pre-bailout levels” when in fact it only intends to do so for a small portion of the overall federal budget. The reduction would apply to discretionary, non-security spending, which only accounts for about 15 percent of total federal spending.” The Libertarian Cato Institute.
http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/gops-pledge-to-america/

Roderick Cowdery

Aric C asked:


be billed monthly what does that mean in human terms?

Annmarie Klos

Big John asked:


The TV Commercials show people getting a dramatic reduction in their debt by calling a phone number. It is said that its one of the President’s initiatives. What do the Sponsors of this advertisement charge for their services?

Hans Tanenbaum

Dr.T asked:


That’s what Obama is proposing in his $400 billion dollar, 5-year reduction in spending in light of a $14 trillion debt.
majgross: Actually, Rand Paul was proposing the equivalent of paying $50 per year. Although six times better, it’s still anemic.
Prophet: It IS comming directly out of my pocket!

Lemuel Dennin

queen asked:


I am owing about $12,000 in Private student loan….My question is there any where I can get it reduced and put on a monthly payment plan? I need to pay it off But I cant ay it all at once.Does Private student loans get negotiated for reduction like the credit cards?..I will appreciate Information

Sheri

Billy Jack asked:


Thank God for Paul Ryan and the Tea Party Republicans for putting out a budget that will cut at least $4.5 trillion dollars and probably closer to $6 trillion over the next 10 years…how courageous is that? If America is to get out of its crippling debt we will need more of those kinds of ideas and less of obama’s heretofore never seen levels of spending.

Dixie Peon