Just like Harriet Tubman could have saved more slaves, Debt Warriors are hoping that you realize, that you may be a Credit Slave, and tell your Local, State and Federal Lawmakers to support the Credit Card Act and “The Credit Card Holders Bill of Rights” .
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2 U.S. Bills Aim to Emancipate Credit Card Debt Slaves
Posted: 04/23/2009 by Debt Warriors! in 1st Party Creditor, 2nd Party Debtor, Banking, Consumer Rights, Credit Card Debt, Credit Card Education, Credit Card Holders Bill of Rights, Credit Card Interest Rates, Credit Card Tricks And Traps, Debt Management, business, consumer advocate, credit card actTags: credit card act, Credit Card Debt Slavery, Credit Card Holders Bill of Rights, Credit Card Revolvers, Credit Management, Debt, finance, legislation, local, news, Obama Meets with Credit Card CEOs, politics
5 Steps to Meeting Credit Challenges (Step Two): Competence
Posted: 02/03/2009 by Debt Warriors! in Banking, Debt Management, Personal FinanceTags: 5 Steps To Meeting Credit Challenges, Assets, Credit Management, Debt Management, Liability, Personal Finance, Robert Kyosaki
This is Part Two in Debt Warriors, Credit Boot-Camp Blog Series (for 2009): 5 Steps to Meeting (and Defeating) Credit Challenges). The 5 Steps are as follows: 1. Challenges, 2. Competence, 3. Control, 4. Courage, 5. Calculation. Last time we focused on Step One: Challenges. This time let’s focus on Step Two: “Becoming Competent with [...]
How Sub-Prime Credit Cards Create Debt By Default
Posted: 12/10/2008 by Debt Warriors! in Banking, Debt Management, Predatory lendingTags: 6 C's of Credit, Secondary Credit Cards, Subprime Credit Cards, Retail Credit Cards, Store Credit Cards, Bonus debt Reduction software, Free Debt Analysis
OK, so you’re in Credit Card Default and you’re angry. Every month you get the gift of debt stress. You don’t know what you’re going to do about your massive debt. As you can clearly see as illustrated in the Debt Analysis (pictured below) , if you have; $9,000 of Credit Card Debt At 24%, [...]

