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Our USA Credit Counselors can help East Irvington New York residents set out a debt management to pay down unsecured debts. Setting a budget does not have to mean losing your life; just cutting back on the things you may not need. Our counselors will work out a program that fits around your agenda, while still paying down debt. Not only will they set out an original payment plan they will also work with your creditors so there is no need for the creditors to bother you. A credit counselor can help you choose a debt consolidation or East Irvington NY debt management program, which can reduce your debt load up to fifty percent and can get you out of debt years later than doing it on your own. Because of the relationship our counselors have attained with the creditors we are also able to offer lower interest rates as well.

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Interesting news for East Irvington New York residents...



Ford tells Congress it may be able to go it alone (AP)

In this Nov. 19, 2008 file photo, auto industry executives, from left, General Motors Chief Executive Officer Richard Wagoner; Chrysler Chief Executive Officer Robert Nardelli; and Ford Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally, testify on Capitol Hill in Washington before a House Financial Services Committee hearing on the automotive industry bailout. Detroit's automakers, making a second bid for $25 billion in funding, are presenting Congress with plans Tuesday, Dec. 2 to restructure their ailing companies and provide assurances that the funding will help them survive and thrive.   (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, file)AP - Humbled and fighting for survival, Detroit's once-mighty automakers appealed to Congress with a retooled case for a huge bailout Tuesday, pledging to slash workers, car lines and executive pay in return for a federal lifeline. GM said it wouldn't last till New Year's without an immediate $4 billion and could drag the entire industry down if it fails.


 
Wall Street rebounds sharply after big drop (AP)

Oil traders gesture as they work in the oil futures pit at the New York Mercantile Exchange in New York, Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2008. Oil prices dipped again Tuesday and gas prices hit their lowest levels since January 2005 with the United States officially in a recession.  (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)AP - In a session that showed more indecision than conviction, the stock market rebounded Tuesday from the previous day's massive decline. The Dow Jones industrials rose 270 points after fluctuating sharply, and all the major indexes rose more than 3 percent.


 
Nov. auto sales sink to worst level since 1982 (AP)

Unsold 2008 Liberty sports-utility vehicles sit at a Chrysler-Jeep dealership in the southeast Denver suburb of Centennial, Colo., on Sunday, Nov. 2, 2008. Chrysler LLC on Tuesday, Dec. 2 said  its November U.S. sales plunged, citing an industrywide drop in demand for new vehicles and lower fleet sales. Sales of the automaker's Jeep brand vehicles fell 41.8 percent to 20,302 units. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)AP - U.S. auto sales plunged 37 percent in November to their worst level in more than 26 years, dashing expectations that this dismal year for vehicle demand had found a bottom, and adding more ammunition to the Detroit automakers' case for a congressional lifeline.


 

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