Arnie Carver

As I said before, my cousin Amy made the big move to Tennessee. She’s recently divorced and starting a new life. For the time being she is working for me, helping me with the day to day operations of my business. She’s slowly but surely getting herself back together but she’s horribly in debt. She’s working diligently to get her life back on track and is using a service to help her with debt negotiation.

Amy is going through debtconsolidation.com, a company with many different programs to help people in a financial bind. Soon she will be back on her own two feet again. In the meantime, I am really enjoying having a new assistant.

As I mentioned in an earlier post, my cousin Amy is in really bad debt and is having credit problems out the wazzu. To get her finances back on track, she sought the help of a Credit Counseling Company. She needed expert help for a big problem. Not only had she just gone through a very painful divorce but it also left her credit in ruins. Divorce alone is bad enough, dealing with credit problems on top of it is just brutal.

For anyone else in a comparable situation, there’s a company called The Credit Exchange. They’re the only service of it’s type, not a credit card company trying to give you more credit cards than you need, but a sort of referral service for those in need.