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Are Your Credit Cards Ready For The Holidays?

With the Christmas shopping season about ready to start in force (Black Friday is only 18 days away!) many Americans are starting to think about their credit cards once again. Of course, the economy being in a tail spin thanks to all of the government interference over the last decade is making things look even bleaker for this coming ‘month of joy’. Well, I’ve chosen to simply not participate in the buying frenzy that typically accompanies these coming cold months, and I recommend you do the same.

Instead, I’m giving myself the present of getting my financial house in order. Right now, that means finding a non profit credit card debt consolidation company that is both trustworthy and easy to work with. Luckily someone just recently recommended the American Credit Foundation®, at DebtGuru.com® and it lokos like they may just fit that bill. (Get it? “Bill”? Debt management? It’s a joke ;) )

Their credit counselors are all certified by the National Institute For Financial Counseling Education, which is a big point in their favor.  As a company, they’re are a member of the American Association of Debt Management Organizations (AADMO), which is another point in their favor.  And, I looked up their records at the Better Business Bureau, and they’ve only had 3 complaints in the last 3 years (all resolved) and none within the last 12 months.  Given the touchy nature of credit consultation I’d say that’s damn near a spotless record.

So, instead of running up your credit cards over the next two months, try getting hold of the American Credit Foundation® and give yourself the gift of a more stable economic future.

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6 Comments

  1. debt consolidation companies on 11.11.2008 at 05:14 (Reply)

    Most people may not know much about debt consolidation companies until they’re caught in the throes of a debt problem. When fishing for a solution to debt, make sure that the one you reel in is the right one for you.

  2. Black Friday on 15.11.2008 at 09:45

    Black Friday…

    In search of the perfect \”Black Friday\” shopping nightmare story, the New York Daily News is playing this one for all it\’s worth: a story about shopper rage at a Circuit City store in Rego Park,……

  3. Black Friday Deals on 16.11.2008 at 12:58

    Black Friday Deals…

    \’[The customers] had a tendency to stop shopping when the baskets became too full or too heavy.\’ -Sylvan Goldman…

  4. john cummuta on 06.01.2009 at 13:36 (Reply)

    :evil: Credit cards are most likely seen as being evil now its after the holidays. But luckily savvy consumers can find help with debt relief programs such as credit card consolidation. Be an informed consumer though! Choose your options wisely.

  5. Sheldon on 24.03.2009 at 06:16 (Reply)

    Credit cards are evil, good that I have caravan rental and I really enjoy my vacation with my family.

  6. Debt Consolidation Advice on 25.05.2009 at 15:33 (Reply)

    Debt consolidation is not as scary as some make it seem. In fact, all people really need is some professional advice when it comes to debt consolidation. Once you have that the worries are lifted and all you have to think about is sticking to a plan.

    Debt Consolidation Advices last blog post..Use Caution when Choosing a Lender for your Bad Credit Debt Consolidation Loan

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