Whether you're negotiating with an intimidating boss to keep your job, a big bank to keep your business alive, or an entire nation to keep it moving forward, one of America's best-selling new books has answers you'll need this holiday season. Read »

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A more constructive approach to repossession from high street banks will make a significant difference as the country begins to look ahead to a very tough 2009. A longstanding commentator on payment protection insurance (PPI), Sara-Ann Burgess, director at specialist firm Burgesses, said she was delighted to see Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) extend the length of time before it would seek to initiate repossession proceedings against borrowers in arrears. Read »

Government recommendations that lenders should extend the length of mortgages or accept interest-only payments from borrowers in difficulty serves only to prolong customers' financial crises, says Payment Protection Insurance lobbyist, Sara-Ann Burgess. Read »

HomeFront Financial Group has recently joined TASC, the premiere organization for Debt Settlement companies in the USA. HFG represents Clients from across the country in negotiations with their various creditors and TASC is the standard setter for these organizations and how they operate. Read »

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Chas Roberts, Arizona heating and cooling system installation and service company, recommends ways to lower energy bills for home heating systems. Read »

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As the U.S. Congress contemplates a $25 billion rescue package for the embattled U.S. car industry, some analysts are advocating a structured bankruptcy for General Motors. Sergei Lemberg (LemonJustice.com), a former bankruptcy lawyer who now represents consumers in warranty and lemon law cases, today urged both sides to consider the impact that a bankruptcy would have on GM car owners. Read »

As credit from many respected providers dries up, many borrowers are being lured into the hands of less scrupulous players, charging exorbitant interest rates.Sara-Ann Burgess, director at payment protection insurance (PPI) specialist Burgesses, said many firms were preying on consumers looking for credit and making it very difficult for them to meet repayments because of the huge interest rates they were charging. Read »