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Other Added - The Flip Side of the New Bankruptcy Law
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1. Consumers are not using their credit cards as much, therefore their debt levels are now lower.
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When President Bush signed legislation making personal bankruptcy a more difficult proposition, credit card providers and banks hailed it as a significant move to reduce the number of deadbeats skirting their financial obligations by filing for personal bankruptcy. The mood, however, has quickly shifted for creditors as an ugly flip side to the new bankruptcy law has reared its head: people are paying off their debt faster than ever before! Realizing that there is no second chance with the new law, consumers are reacting in fear and paying off their debts. So, why is this ugly for creditors? For two reasons:
1. Consumers are not using their credit cards as much, therefore their debt levels are now lower.
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When President Bush signed legislation making personal bankruptcy a more difficult proposition, credit card providers and banks hailed it as a significant move to reduce the number of deadbeats skirting their financial obligations by filing for personal bankruptcy. The mood, however, has quickly shifted for creditors as an ugly flip side to the new bankruptcy law has reared its head: people are paying off their debt faster than ever before! Realizing that there is no second chance with the new law, consumers are reacting in fear and paying off their debts. So, why is this ugly for creditors? For two reasons:
1. Consumers are not using their credit cards as much, therefore their debt levels are now lower.
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When President Bush signed legislation making personal bankruptcy a more difficult proposition, credit card providers and banks hailed it as a significant move to reduce the number of deadbeats skirting their financial obligations by filing for personal bankruptcy. The mood, however, has quickly shifted for creditors as an ugly flip side to the new bankruptcy law has reared its head: people are paying off their debt faster than ever before! Realizing that there is no second chance with the new law, consumers are reacting in fear and paying off their debts. So, why is this ugly for creditors? For two reasons:
1. Consumers are not using their credit cards as much, therefore their debt levels are now lower.
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1. Consumers are not using their credit cards as much, therefore their debt levels are now lower.
The days of going to a bookstore and flicking through the pages of a potential purchase are getting left behind as the world of e-publishing grows bigger every day.If you want to buy an ebook on any given topic you have two possible routes to a purchase.cond chance with the new law, consumers are reacting in fear and paying off their debts. So, why is this ugly for creditors? For two reasons:
1. Consumers are not using their credit cards as much, therefore their debt levels are now lower.
2. Consumers are paying off existing debt at faster rates than have ever been seen before.
The result? Less income for the creditors as consumers have wised up. MBNA and Capital One, two huge credit card providers, are seeing their profits sink. Other credit card providers are reporting similar results. Highly dependent on your desire to run up debt, these companies are now seeing their profit margins drop sharply. In a nutshell: high consumer debt equals big profits; low consumer debt levels equals low profits.
I am sure by now you are having the same chuckles as I am. Keep on laughing by paying down your debt and by purchasing what you want with cash. Oh, by the way, ignore the increased flood in your mailbox of credit card solicitations: you don't want to change the mood of the financial community, do you?
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