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    Getting A Grip On Loans And Credit Cards

    By Francisco Ramirez Inge

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    About this ebook

    Critical information about assisting your financial intelligence!
    Inside this ebook you will learn all about:
    • Loan basics
    • High interest loans/payday loans, car title loans
    • Home equity loans and mortgages
    • Credit card basics
    • Securing a low interest rate credit card
    • Curbing your charge card spending
    • Staying on top of your charge card balances and negotiating with the company
    • The disadvantages of being in debt
    • and much more!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNOWO snc
    Release dateMay 28, 2020
    ISBN9788835837466
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