The Federal Trade Commission offers numerous articles concerning credit and loan problems. Click on the following link to go to the Federal Trade Commission website.
Federal Trade Commission
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This is a brochure explaining how to deal with creditors that are harassing you. This information is distributed by the National Consumer Law Center. Click on the PDF file below to view and/or print this document.
This is an informational brochure on how to settle your credit card debt. This information is distributed by the Federal Trade Commission. Click on the PDF file below to view and/or print.
Debt Collection Abuse
Debt Collection FAQs: A Guide for Consumers
Are you having problems with a debt collector?
Have you been sued on a debt?
Is there a judgment against you?
This is an Office of the Attorney General publication:
Consumer Protection
What is Identity Theft?
Posted January 2006.
If you do not pay your debts, your creditors might try to force you to pay them. A debt collector might call you or send you letters demanding that you pay the debt. Or your creditor might sue you. If You Are Sued in Court for a Debt Consult a lawyer immediately! You may qualify for a Legal Aid attorney.
The Missouri Bar discusses buying a home, buying on credit and tenant rights in their handbook.
To review this manual in pdf format, click on the link below:
You can print and keep this pamphlet with a pencil and paper and your insurance card in your car.
Stop At The Scene