CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 29, 2012 – /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — GreenPath Debt Solutions, a nationwide non-profit financial organization, providing consumers with financial education in housing, debt management and bankruptcy concerns, recently announced a new location in Cheyenne. 

GreenPath, (formerly Consumer Credit Counseling Service of SE WY) is now located on the third floor of the ANB Bank at 1912 Capital Avenue, in downtown Cheyenne.   

“We are looking forward to serving clients at our new location,” said Sara Gilbert, GreenPath manager for Colorado and Wyoming. She added that parking is much more convenient and the office is fully handicapped accessible.

“Our new location will help us increase our capacity to serve many more Cheyenne area residents who can benefit from our help,” continued Gilbert. “Whether they come to GreenPath for credit counseling, debt management, housing counseling or any other need, we are committed to providing compassionate, high-q……………. continues on Sacramento Bee

British families are spending almost a quarter of their disposable income purely on the interest accumulated on existing debt, research has revealed.

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The research, carried out by the Consumer Credit Counselling Service, found that debt interest in the final quarter of last year reached an average of £200 per month.

This is almost a quarter of the average disposable income for UK families, as living costs continue to put a financial burden on many households.

This was the finding of the Consumer Credit Counselling Service’s (CCCS) Consumer Debt and Money Report.
It was found that the amount of income spent on debt interest went up by 0.01% in the last three months of 2011, compared to the previous quarter.

“Interest payments are a heavy burden on household finances. With payment necessary regardless of economic circumstances, they pose a major threat to the solvency of many families,” the CCCS report……………. continues on MoneyExpert

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Tuesday, February 28, 2012 – 07:10 PM

Ireland is to hold a referendum on whether to support strict new European fiscal rules and Independent TD Shane Ross has challenged the Taoiseach to ask for a debt write-down from Europe.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny said ratification of the contentious fiscal compact, which provides access to future bailout funds and enforces sanctions, is in the national interest.

“In this referendum, the Irish people can confirm our commitment to responsible budgeting and, in doing so, ensure that the reckless economic mismanagement that drove our country to the brink of bankruptcy will not be repeated by any future government,” he said.

The Government has yet to announce a date for the vote.

Mr Ross said the Taoiseach should ask for a reduction in Ireland’s debt from Europe if the public accepts the new rules.

“What the Government should say is this: ’We promise the people that if they pass this, the debt will be reduced’.

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As the world’s third-richest person and most celebrated investor, Warren Buffett attracts a lot of attention. Thousands try to glean what they can from his thinking processes and track his investments.

We can’t know for sure whether Buffett is about to buy Domino’s Pizza — he hasn’t specifically mentioned anything about it to me — but we can discover whether it’s the sort of stock that might interest him. Answering that question could also reveal whether it’s a stock that should interest us. In this series, we do just that.

Writing in a recent 10-K, Buffett lays out the qualities he looks for in an investment. In addition to adequate size, proven management, and a reasonable valuation, he demands:

1. Consistent earnings power.
2. Good returns on equity with limited or no debt.
3. Management in place.
4. Simple, non-techno-mumbo-jumbo businesses.

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1. Earnings power
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At the end of 2011, government debt as a proportion of GDP was 1.6% less than at the end of 2010, at 73.3%, the Debt Management Unit of the Accountant General’s office reported today. At the end of 2011, the government debt totaled NIS 633 billion, compared with NIS 608 billion at the end of 2010. The Ministry of Finance explains that the nominal growth in government debt is due to NIS 12 billion positive net funding, and to the rise in inflation, which contributed an additional NIS 7 billion to the growth in government debt.

In addition, Ministry of Finance data show that public debt (including debt of local authorities) as a proportion of GDP fell 1.6% to 74.7%. Interest payments on debt and National Insurance reached NIS 36.3 billion. Despite the nominal rise in interest payments, the rate of interest payments as a proportion of GDP fell in 2011 to 4.2%, compared with 4.3% in 2010.

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Given the huge public and private resources now being devoted to helping financially distressed homeowners — including the recently announced $ 25 billion national mortgage settlement with five major banks — you might assume that a key federal tax law benefit underpinning these efforts would be a shoo-in for renewal.

But it’s not. The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act is set to expire in 10 months, and there are early indications on Capitol Hill that it might not make the cut. The law, first enacted in 2007, allows homeowners who have received principal reductions on their mortgages as the result of loan modifications, short sales or foreclosures to avoid income taxation on the amounts forgiven.

Loss of that tax help would endanger huge numbers of distressed mortgage arrangements in the months ahead. For example, the $ 25 billion mortgage settlement with 50 state attorneys general requires the banks to provide more than $ 10 billion in principal reductions to borrowers. Meanwhile, other lenders and mortgage servicers who are not parties to the settlement already provi……………. continues on MiamiHerald.com

Costs of transacting swaps with one-way CSAs mean more debt offices could join Hungary, Ireland, Portugal, Sweden

The Danish and Latvian debt offices say they could start posting collateral to their derivatives counterparties – a practice many sovereign entities refuse to consider, or even to discuss publicly. If both debt management offices (DMOs) give the go-ahead they will join a small group of European DMOs that have already signed two-way credit support annexes (CSAs) including Hungary, Ireland, Portugal and Sweden.

Ireland’s National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) was the most recent DMO to start posting collateral – a step it announced in its annual report last June – but while

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