Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rang in the new year still saddled with $5.9 million in debts left over from her unsuccessful 2008 presidential campaign, according to records filed Saturday with the Federal Election Commission.
Sheryl Harris writes this column in The Plain Dealer on Sundays.Previous columns onlineYour rights when a debt collector calls PLAIN DEALINGA weekly column about consumer affairs Q: We’ve started getting calls and letters from debt collectors who claim my…
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Do not ignore letters from debt collectors, Sheryl Harris warns
JOHN McCUSKER / THE TIMES-PICAYUNEGlen West talks to his son Glen , Jr. while picking him up after school at Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies in Metairie Thursday, January 29, 2009. Glen West switched his son Glen, Jr.
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Economic downturn causes worries for private schools
Mining group Xstrata Plc plans to raise about US$5.9-billion by issuing new shares to pay off some of a heavy debt burden that had worried investors.
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Xstrata raising US5.9B to pay some debt
Johnson City’s recent decision to buy a new emergency communications radio system has many outside users of the system worried about finding funds to purchase the radios and equipment needed to keep them in communication.
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Worries stem from radio system decision
Prepare a written spending plan for each month to reduce your financial stress.
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The patient Paul Shannon, 26, is determined to put his finances in order after finding himself trapped in spiralling debt. “Six years ago I took out a loan for £7,000 to consolidate debt on three credit cards and five store cards,” he explains
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The release of the federal budget on Jan. 27 is leaving some Central Plains residents satisfied, but others calling for more support.
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More money for farmers welcome: KAP
TWIN FALLS — Twin Falls County commissioners have voted to pay $10,000 to the Bank of America to settle about $20,000 in outstanding credit card debt accumulated by the sheriff’s office.
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Twin Falls County to pay $10K credit card debt
Mining group Xstrata Plc plans to raise about US$5.9-billion by issuing new shares to pay off some of a heavy debt burden that had worried investors.
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Xstrata raising US5.9B to pay some debt
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